a breeder

As a breeder, myself, its a little self serving for me to say this, but it is still the best course of action.

Beware of a breeder who always has puppies, or seems to be breeding numerous litters every year.

However, they never save cubs from humans understanding that it's better to be deprived of a new generation than of a breeder.

A breeder does not keep the best puppy in a litter to show if it is not truly show quality.

Meanwhile, Michael Michaud, a breeder from Dorset, developed a variety of his own.

Meanwhile, should you be lucky enough to acquire tank-bred specimens from a breeder, the risks are always smaller.

Valerie Diker, a breeder and owner, poses one of her dachshunds to promote dog food.

The typical vitamin premix used in the finishing barn should be replaced with a "breeder" vitamin premix.

One of your most important tasks as a breeder is to ensure that your puppies become registered with the AKC.

From there, a "breeder seed" is developed and regulated by the Kenya Plant Health Inspectorate Service.

Both Sims and Latham dream about an artificial intelligence module that could analyze a breeder's progress through form space.

A breeder does not promise or take deposits on their entire litter before they are even born.

Figure 2 illustrates how a breeder, using the color red, would code a pedigree for the disease called progressive retinal atrophy (PRA).

Nothing is more difficult for a breeder or dog owner to hear than that her dog has a nerve problem.

On a farm in Wisconsin , a breeder is calling this calf a freak of nature.

Mr. Lackey got Stryker in 2001 from a breeder in Montana; Rooster is Stryker's son.

On a farm in Wisconsin, a breeder is calling this calfafreak of nature.

A breeder means a person who breeds animals.

Diagnosis and treatment of outbreak of toxoplasmosis in pigs on a breeder pig farm

was purchased from a breeder 1 week ago