pedigree dog

Mars ran the same commercial for Pedigree dog food twice.

"Pedigree dogs are no use: not enough stamina and character."

The same applies to pedigree dogs which have been kept in kennels for most of their lives.

It looks as if somebody is at work, stealing pedigree dogs!'

The human eye is here doing exactly what it does in the breeding of pedigree dogs or prize roses.

There was a large, well fed pedigree dog.

Pedigree dog breeding in the UK: a major welfare concern?

Vast sums of money are spent on pedigree dogs, and one would imagine these valuable animals will enjoy a secure home for life.

Why, then, are pedigree dogs seen as frequently as mongrels in rescue homes?

A snippet from the song appears at the end of a 2011 Target television commercial for Pedigree dog food.

The report mentioned the "serious problem with the health and welfare of many pedigree dogs" and how they can be caused by current breeding practices.

Although they cannot be shown, white or merle Danes can usually still be registered as pedigree dogs.

The event was held as a European championship until 1995, then a world championship from 1996, and is restricted to registered pedigree dogs only.

He saw George's scowl, and knew how cross she felt at hearing her beloved Timmy compared with a pedigree dog.

However, they all look very similar, partially as a result of most of them being selected from a closely related line of pedigree dogs.

Difficult to see why humans have chosen to interfere so comprehensively in the breeding of pedigree dogs, racehorses etc.

Tom Masterson was added in the early 1950s, and is known for the realistic Pedigree Dog line, plus some other large animals.

The programme looked at the positive changes made since the first film, Pedigree Dogs Exposed, and investigates areas of continuing concern.

In 2008 the British dog world was shaken by the television programme Pedigree Dogs Exposed.

With 1.3 million pedigree dogs registered with the A.K.C., this is big business.

All his dogs are prize-winners, pedigree dogs.

The choice of name does not appear significant, although most people prefer a single word, rather than the complicated sounding names under which pedigree dogs are registered.

The health and lifespan of a lot of pedigree dogs (e.g. german shepherds) are also appalling.

Then there are paintings that contrast distinguished pedigree dogs with curs, usually as a thinly veiled commentary on class distinction.

Concerns about the role of veterinary physicians in helping health threats survive and spread have been raised by several commentators, particularly with respect to pedigree dogs.