As a result, breeders were only selling to other breeders and to game farmers, many of whom went on to become breeders themselves, exacerbating the problem.
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Here's his advice for both breeders and dog lovers:Make sure that breeders are breeding healthy dogs.
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In the eyes of most governments worldwide, hobby breeders and backyard breeders fall into the same category: noncommercial and unregulated.
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While most professional breeders know not to breed dogs that may produce a double merle dog, inexperienced breeders may not, Fuller said.
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"Pedersen is skeptical that anything will be done, saying that many breeders are raising German shepherds for profit, and that these breeders are "much less interested in improving health than breeders that love the breed and want to do something.
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It is a deflating one for members of the Breeders' Cup, the New York Racing Association and the breeders and owners' organizations that support the bill.
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The newer seeds that plant breeders produce, whether open-pollinated or hybrid, are manipulated to thrive, and aren't idealized in the same way, except by the breeders.
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"Breeders' Cup leads by example in the conduct of thoroughbred racing at the highest levels of safety and integrity for its athletes," Breeders' Cup Limited said in statement.
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Dickinson won the 1996 Breeders' Cup Mile with Da Hoss, and then, two years later, after only a single race, Da Hoss won the Breeders' Cup Mile again.
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"We know there are many hobbyists and enthusiast breeders who are trying to do their best husbandry and avoid buying from commercial breeders," Tenger-Trolander said in the statement.
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"Mongolian Groom sustained an injury in the Breeders' Cup Classic today and was immediately attended to by an expert team of veterinarians," Breeders' Cup spokesperson Jim Gluckson said in a statement.
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Dog breeders tend to get a bad rap (and some most certainly deserve criticism), but high-quality breeders exist for a reason, ensuring that deleterious genetic aspects and personality flaws are weeded out.
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For the complete HSUS list of offending breeders, click here.
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Some breeders will sell them as weanlings in the fall.
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It also pledged more stringent controls on big cat breeders.
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Individuals will still be able to buy from private breeders.
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Farmers and plant breeders are in a race against time.
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People may still buy dogs or cats directly from breeders.
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Others start goat choirs alongside salamander breeders and literal ducks.
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The Breeders still recorded live to tape, an analog throwback.
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This has forced pedigree breeders to hawk their wares creatively.
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Breeders will continue making more puppies, because we want puppies.
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They are also now available to breeders and farmers everywhere.
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And his Breeders' Cup Classic mount, Blame, was no slouch.
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"By following these guidelines, increasing honest communications between breeders, and educating and guiding new breeders, we can reduce the incidence of these defects that threaten the future of the cocker spaniel," writes the ASCF.
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Alexandra Hoffman, the owner of Wayne Puppies, says that she only uses breeders who pass their USDA inspection and was "shocked" when told she got puppies from breeders cited for violating the Animal Welfare Act.
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The convention is an opportunity for the breeders to buy and sell their animals or related goods, as well as compete against the other breeders for titles like Best In Breed and Best In Show.
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Keeneland's plan came to fruition with the track's first Breeders' Cup and paid off with the presence of the Triple Crown champion American Pharoah, who capped his stellar career by dominating the Breeders' Cup Classic.
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Perhaps The Breeders don't have solutions to the anger of 2017.
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They are young and old, breeders and enthusiasts, professionals and hobbyists.
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But in 2012, prices fell substantially as breeders flooded the market.
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A few breeders would like to turn today's mixes into purebreds.
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They are neglected by breeders because they are not cash crops.
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But instead of celebrating this decision, growers and breeders felt betrayed.
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Either way the Galaxy is like a road map for breeders.
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Breeders are currently charging over $1,500 for one of these kittens.
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PLANT breeders are understandably excited about manipulating botanical genomics (see article).
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The $6 million Breeders' Cup Classic is at 8:44 p.m.
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Even rapeseed was toxic until crop breeders transformed it into canola.
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Could Enable run in the Breeders' Cup in Kentucky this November?
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About one-third of the animals are owned by private breeders.
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Often, breeders like Fay are issued citations but continue to operate.
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The Breeders' Cup World Championships, which began as a one-day, seven-race event at Hollywood Park in 1984, has grown into a two-day, 13-race affair, headlined by the $6 million Breeders' Cup Classic.
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Howe recommends that people research reputable breeders by asking friends and veterinarians for references and also checking if the business or family belongs to a dog breeders association to try to avoid supporting a puppy mill.
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Breeders also can use AI algorithms to make the plants themselves better.
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Chinese breeders mount protests, too, for instance when corrupt officials steal land.
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Conversely, they are not cash crops because they are neglected by breeders.
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Puppies found in cramped, undersized cages; dealer bought puppies from unlicensed breeders.
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Government officials initially said the move was intended to protect domestic breeders.
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The Breeders and the Riot Grrrls all have a hand in it.
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Racing resumes on Saturday, highlighted by the $6 million Breeders' Cup Classic.
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But that is topped by the Breeders' Cup Classic winner of 21.
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Stephen Jones: We're wheat breeders first, so we work for the farmers.
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Hunters and breeders alike discuss putting a price tag on rare animals.
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The breeders' ambition was, as befits the name of the product, pureness.
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They won the Eclipse Award as leading breeders in 2013 and 2014.
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Wouldn't the tomato breeders have noticed their new tomato varieties tasted bland?
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NBC drew its highest rating for a Breeders' Cup telecast in 20 years.
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However, The Breeders have not really enjoyed widespread success since the early 2000s.
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To earn this title, the horse had to win the Breeders Cup Classic.
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Most grocery store tomatoes are flavorless because breeders haven't been selecting for taste.
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Breeders like Huayu are trying to grow by taking market share from others.
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All Nerve is the most adventurous Breeders album since, no surprise, Last Splash.
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If non-breeders are selfish, they have an odd way of showing it.
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"I can't even say something particular about who rabbit breeders are," she said.
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There are tons of places offering up pups, including breeders, shelters and rescues.
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All Nerve is the most adventurous Breeders album since, no surprise, Last Splash.
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For now the Breeders seem as solid and stable as they've ever been.
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Most dogs are sourced from breeders, because pets from shelters are considered unhygienic.
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Phylos' genotype test can be a valuable tool for cannabis growers and breeders.
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Despite naysayers, breeders bred and sold animals that commanded high prices throughout 2015.
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And the Nazis mostly saw women as breeders of the future master race.
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Paris's referral to surrogates as "breeders" and "bottle-service bimbos" was bizarrely misogynistic.
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American Pharoah won the Triple Crown and the Breeders' Cup Classic in 2015.
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Italian investigators were examining whether breeders had used pig sperm from unauthorized sources.
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The colt finished a distant fourth at last year's Breeders' Cup Classic. 4.
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Santa Anita Park is slated to host the 2019 Breeders' Cup races in November.
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I've always loved stuff like the Specials and the Breeders and things like that.
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When breeders sell to celebrities, they sometimes prioritize a sale over a great match.
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And that allow breeders to create new varieties that are immune and taste good.
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Even breeders sanctioned by these groups as experts can turn out to be charlatans.
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Less than four months after the surgery, Stevens was riding in the Breeders' Cup.
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No horses have been injured through the first 10 Breeders' Cup races on Saturday.
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Galileo Gold is a CC. The findings seemed particularly pertinent for owners and breeders.
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Now, all the bulls are hard, as both the riders and breeders will attest.
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He won the 1996 Breeders' Cup Mile, then raced only once in two years.
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Like all breeders, Mr. Mazourek had reached plenty of dead ends throughout his career.
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Wolves are prolific breeders, biologically driven to break off and start their own packs.
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About a third of those animals are believed to be owned by private breeders.
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Should breeders choose to sell their proprietary strains via Conception Nurseries (and not just keep them in reserve for their own use), Phylos and Conception are devising a way to credit breeders for their long-term R&D—and pay them royalties.
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"We're shocked, shaken to the core," said Guri Wormdahl of the Norwegian Fur Breeders Association.
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But today, breeders and owners look to genetics to produce the exact horses they want.
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Ontario will still restrict licences to sell bullfrogs; Manitoban bullfrog-breeders are out of luck.
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Their promoters say they have long pedigrees and have escaped meddling by modern plant-breeders.
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He said fraudulent sites often copy real breeders' websites, which makes them look more legitimate.
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A new generation of autonomous robots is helping plant breeders shape the crops of tomorrow.
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Sadly, while the American Kennel Club registers dogs, it does not register kennels or breeders.
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Farmers and breeders have been manipulating the DNA of the plants humans eat for millennia.
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Those documents include records of animal welfare violations at zoos, commercial breeders and research labs.
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Once that happens, it will become extremely difficult for longtime breeders and growers to compete.
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"Breeders kill shelter dogs' chances" is a message you see on signs and T-shirts.
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The Dreissena are champion breeders, each churning out more than a million eggs a year.
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"Breeders," a new comedy coming to FX next year, resembles her own life more closely.
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Some breeders in Australia and South Africa now advertise the genetic type of their stallions.
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In 2009, Zenyatta became the first filly or mare to win the Breeders' Cup Classic.
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Prices vary, but turtle breeders can sell golden coin turtles for upwards of $10,000 online.
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The pet industry argued that responsible breeders were being wrongfully lumped in with bad actors.
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For consumers and breeders, Honeycrisp has become the standard-bearer on both of these fronts.
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And that's if the trait breeders want to encourage is already present in some plants.
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That led to music videos for bands he loved, like Sonic Youth and the Breeders.
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Prince Khalid has been a huge supporter of the Breeders' Cup from its very inception.
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The new technique is "not good news for the brand breeders and the seed companies".
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Garza's campaign finance forms list the donations from the individual breeders, according to the paper.
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I also interpret the results for our R&D group and our breeders to use.
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The bill laid bare the divisions among animal rights advocates, breeders and pet store owners.
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Favorite: Classic Empire was last year's 2-year-old champion and Breeders' Cup Juvenile winner.
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The practice, which has the whiff of pay-to-play, inspires disapproval among some breeders.
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What Mr. Giles hasn't yet managed to do in "Breeders" is transcend his cute gimmick.
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For some commercial breeders, traits favored by growers rather than consumers will probably continue to dominate.
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Singaporean breeders say that the price of red arowana has dropped by a third since then.
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He, and other private rhino breeders in South Africa, are dehorning their animals to deter poachers.
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In America, breeders aren't inspected by federal agents if they have fewer than four breeding females.
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" / The Jesus Lizard, "Seasick" / The Breeders, "Hellbound" / Nirvana, "Scentless Apprentice" / Jawbreaker, "Boxcar" / Silkworm, "Couldn't You Wait?
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Some breeders are working to stabilize the genetics of cultivars, creating commercially viable F1 hybrid seeds.
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Like Something She, many of his favorites were fronted by powerful women: L7, Bratmobile, The Breeders.
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Only about one in 30 dogs assessed at breeders are chosen for the canine police force.
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Breeders currently rely on humans to evaluate seedlings produced by new combinations of already existing varieties.
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Under the new breeders, strawberries grew to be one of California's most significant and lucrative crops.
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We have some of the top breeders on the planet living here in Colorado and California.
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Dozens of breeders and seed companies have committed to OSSI since the initiative's launch in 2014.
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He is writing a book about the comical, often misunderstood lives of dog breeders for FSG.
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"Cock breeders don't eat chicken because they think it will bring them bad luck," explained Chua.
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Quolls are prolific breeders, producing litters on average of five to eight babies once a year.
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"The Breeders' Cup board made the right decision," said Kathy Guillermo, senior vice president at PETA.
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Breeders' Cup officials were not available for comment to say whether that was still the case.
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In 2017, he was third in the Kentucky Derby and won the Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile.
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Breeders use high-tech reproductive techniques and a detailed, computerized registry of 180,000 bulls and cows.
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There are plenty of them: grooms and owners, veterinarians and breeders, horse lovers of all stripes.
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When I asked breeders where their customers come from these days, many of them said China.
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Japanese breeders understand why owners prefer to keep their horses in training as long as possible.
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Plenty of companies, small and large, work with university plant breeders to distribute new seed varieties.
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Rather than buying from breeders, more families are beginning to adopt from the local animal shelter.
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There's a reason the career-making lineup of the Breeders didn't talk for over a decade.
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There must also be an established breed club, consisting of owners and breeders, behind the dog.
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"Breeders" began with a dream — an actual dream, a dream that felt a lot like life.
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For example, the Breeders' Cup will be held in November this year in Del Mar, Calif.
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In November, Santa Anita host the Breeders' Cup, one of horse racing's most prestigious annual events.
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"This proposed ordinance does not prevent responsible breeders from doing business in The City, and San Franciscans will still be able to purchase animals directly from breeders," District 4 Supervisor Katy Tang wrote in an op ed for the San Francisco Examiner, before the amendment passed.
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The Breeders should ride the '90s nostalgia wave out of old tape decks and onto iPhone X's.
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Patch's breeders had hoped for big things from the thoroughbred sired by Belmont Stakes winner Union Rags.
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They are cooperative breeders, reports The Guardian, meaning that the young help the adults raise the babies.
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Whether tomato breeders will actually use this study to create more flavorful tomatoes remains to be seen.
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Instead, European rules regarding animal welfare might ultimately force breeders on the continent to crossbreed the dogs.
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Many horse farmers and breeders choose slaughter—and even serve Lucky for dinner in their own homes.
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Ironically, as humanity struggles with an obesity epidemic, plant breeders are trying to make crops eat more.
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Deal nicknamed that version of the band the East Los Breeders, but it wasn't built to last.
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That's not to say that breeders from Humboldt County to Holland aren't developing proprietary strains—they are.
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The Breeders' Cup normally averages about $160 million in bets over the two days, race officials said.
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The win was jockey Irad Ortiz and trainer Chad Brown's third at the Breeders' Cup this weekend.
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I believe in adopting rescues but also think there are preferences and that's what breeders are for.
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The elder Norman, who died in March, also helped found the Ocala Breeders' Sale Company in 1974.
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The "hotels" show how far some breeders are willing to go as China overhauls its farming model.
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I wonder how that feels, considering The Breeders' status as standard-bearers for women in rock music.
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And it followed other notable performances on the second day of the $30 million Breeders' Cup championships.
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Members of Peterson's team will be stationed here until the Breeders' Cup on November 1 and 2.
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The Breeders' Cup includes some the sport's most elite races, with $30 million in purses and awards.
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Haggard, his "Breeders" co-star who brought her breast pump to auditions, described him as rigorously honest.
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It doesn't even inspect dog breeders who sell to consumers in person, according to the LA Times.
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One of the first, "Mortimer's Blues," which sounds like vintage Breeders, she wrote after her cat died.
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Hobby breeders usually are involved with breed clubs and registries, they sometimes invest more money in testing for potential health problems than other breeders, and they generally are people who let their adult dogs live in their homes as members of their families, just as Nicholson did with Magnum.
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It's yet another frustrating example of breeders paying more attention to the appearance of dogs than their health.
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And it could help breeders cross in resistance traits from more exotic species to more traditional American ones.
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Many standard poodle breeders are now doing a form of reverse breeding by correcting imbalances in genetic diversity.
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After the season, the next races will be the Breeders' Cup World Championships on November 1 and 2.
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But in real life, it is usually reserved with strangers and affectionate with its family, according to breeders.
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Other birds Garn photographed were purchased in supply shops or were escapees from breeders coops or homing flocks.
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For those willing tomato breeders out there, scientists today provided the ultimate guide to decoding the tomato flavor.
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To that end, they eventually swam back to hatcheries, where they became the next breeders in the cycle.
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Breeders in Singapore say that since the 2000s the price of red arowanas has fallen by a third.
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Alexandra Hoffman, the owner of Wayne Puppies, says that she only uses breeders who pass their USDA inspection.
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Last fall, Rezvaya went to ARBA's annual convention in Portland, OR, to document the breeders and their community.
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Retaining specific quality characteristics in new varieties is one of the hardest tasks facing cotton breeders, Dever said.
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Upon mentioning it, she's quick to add that this album really should have been the third Breeders album.
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Breeders targeting this color may therefore be more likely to breed only Labradors carrying the chocolate coat gene.
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"We have to give breeders the tools and genetics they need to keep producing interesting stuff," he said.
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As for the allegation that Phylos now somehow "owns" the IP of cannabis breeders and growers, it doesn't.
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He hopes such a capacity could attract the season-ending Breeders' Cup, which would be an economic boon.
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That's why it was so hard for me at the Breeders' Cup, because I knew that was it.
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Or should breeders donate a certain amount for each puppy sold either to shelters or to education programs?
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The Breeders' Cup, The Jockey Club and The Stronach Group have all expressed their support of the bill.
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Pletcher acknowledged that tensions were running high in the horse racing community as this year's Breeders' Cup approached.
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Last month, the alt-rock legends the Breeders released a single from their first album in ten years.
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Along the way, plant breeders have learned from experience about the need for risk analysis, assessment and management.
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Today, plant and animal breeders are increasingly using new gene manipulation techniques to further improve economically important species.
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"The Breeders have been one of my favorite bands since I was a tiny human being," Pip enthuses.
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No less than seven states currently prohibit pet stores from sourcing dogs from breeders who violate the AWA.
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Finally, for Gen Xers like your briefing writer, the Breeders were part of the soundtrack of the '90s.
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She said on Wednesday that the store sold only animals from federally licensed breeders across the United States.
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Conversely, responsible breeders "are committed to bettering their breed," said Gina DiNardo, the American Kennel Club's executive secretary.
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His victory in the Breeders' Cup Sprint ensured the Eclipse Award as leading male sprinter in North America.
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That gave the trainer John Sadler his first Breeders' Cup win since his initial starter 30 years ago.
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The containers are reportedly a common way for deer breeders in the state to donate to political campaigns.
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"Obviously we're all focused on the Breeders' Cup but our efforts won't end on Saturday night," he said.
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But the point is, he wanted "Breeders" to reflect his own authentic parental frustration, not some TV version.
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Still, the return for the horses that make it is enough to keep breeders chasing a great one.
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Breeders have used the service, he said, to weed out genes for inherited eye disease in future generations.
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Breeders Club of America also declined an interview but said it stopped offering pet leases earlier this year.
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But not until Dan Giles's "Breeders," playing at the Access Theater, has the question been rendered so literally.
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Breeders will often theme litters' names around a certain subject to help distinguish one litter from the next.
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Breeders are mixing wolves and dogs and selling them at premium prices as one of the new trophy pets.
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After the season ends, the next race will be the Breeders' Cup World Championships on November 1 and 2.
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My friend cleaved the queers they knew into two camps — breeders and nonbreeders — and tended to avoid the former.
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The two deaths occur just a week before Santa Anita hosts the Breeders' Cup, thoroughbred racing's year-end championship.
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The idea is that breeders will use that label, and consumers will check the label using the CannVerify app.
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The database is also used by the public to keep informed about the practices of breeders and pet stores.
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Ten years on from Mountain Battles, the Breeders have returned with their long, long-awaited fifth LP, All Nerve.
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Consequently, the growth of birds chosen to be breeders must be stunted through calorie restriction while they are young.
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What they also have in common is that they are, from the point of view of plant breeders, orphans.
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To get pumped up to before a skate competition, she listens to artists like The Pixies and The Breeders.
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Cuba also exports cockerels, breeders say, adding that cocks with proven fighting prowess could sell for up to $1000.
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So there were all of these puppies in this pen, but then one of the breeders brought wolf puppies.
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He is researching the genetics of African sweet potato and corn varieties and works with breeders throughout the continent.
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The governments of the world may think small breeders are generally more trustworthy, but she does not always agree.
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The latest death comes less than two weeks before the track hosts the high-profile Breeders' Cup world championships.
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Kim Deal's alt-rock hero squad the Breeders last released an album in 2008, when the Earth was young.
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"There are old-school cannabis breeders who are masters of what they do," Holmes told me back in March.
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He explained that Driscoll's and other breeders, liking the flavor, yet oblivious of the chemistry, had crossed it in.
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After Saturday's Awesome Again Stakes, California Chrome is expected to run in the Breeders' Cup Classic at Santa Anita.
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He won the Breeders' Cup Sprint at Keeneland when he was 3 years old and had several other wins.
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Perth Zoo is one of the top breeders of orangutans and Paun was the start of its breeding program.
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Under the law, individuals are still allowed to buy from private breeders, but stores are prohibited from doing so.
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In addition to habitat loss, koalas are very slow breeders, and could take decades to recover from the incident.
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Tepin already beat some of the best from Europe in last year's $2 million Breeders' Cup Mile in Kentucky.
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They are where new apples come from, and their breeders are constantly experimenting by crossing different kinds of apples.
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For Dr. Davis, the loss of wild varieties is important not just for plant breeders, farmers and coffee drinkers.
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The Breeders' Cup Classic, which moves around North America, also has a $26 million purse and Grade 21 status.
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Phillips began to vet — no pun intended, he claimed — breeders and their dogs, conducting examinations and scouring medical records.
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Peter Miller made Breeders' Cup history as the first trainer to saddle two repeat winners in the same races.
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And, since we know you're thinking it ... no, we don't know if the dogs are rescues or from breeders.
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A decade ago, Thomas Zupan and his wife, Beate, pug breeders, organized the annual International Pug Meeting in Berlin.
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"The compensation is they have to be breeders, then we will give (import) quota," he told reporters in Jakarta.
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And rather than just focusing on one target, with CRISPR, breeders could tackle multiple targets at the same time.
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But breeders and owners of the stocky, sleek-coated dogs say American Staffordshires are usually smart and good-natured companions.
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Tomato breeders don't have the resources to conduct a thorough genetic analysis and consumer panels, which are expensive, Klee says.
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But midwesterners are making more of an effort to keep the Lipizzan line going than many private breeders in Europe.
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The breeders come to every session too, to make sure the puppies are well and are handled safely and correctly.
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The sessions are meant to benefit the puppies, the breeders, and those fortunate to nab a spot in the classes.
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But as I talked to their handlers and breeders, I realized that the night was nothing new for these dogs.
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When she decided to get a second dog, Sandy Dowden went to Puppy Find, an online directory of dog breeders.
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This information could be used by breeders to create healthier dogs — but it also has the potential to help humans.
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" Bieber added that he believes "in adopting rescues but also think there are preferences and that's what breeders are for.
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Seven states have laws on the books that require pet stores to use the USDA information to evaluate puppy breeders.
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This information can also help breeders in a very concrete way: citrus fruits are threatened by a variety of diseases.
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These reports detailed findings and violations of 9,000+ facilities, from pet stores to animal breeders to — you guessed it — laboratories.
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Good Dog, launching today, is a marketplace that pre-vets breeders, shelters and rescues and centralizes the dog-search process.
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Lulu [Gargiulo] from the Fastbacks directed it, and she had a contact who knew all of these different dog breeders.
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Breeders could more precisely produce better tea varieties that produce higher crop yields and use water and nutrients more efficiently.
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It was heavily influenced by things from the 90s— Pavement, Breeders, all kinds of stuff we were listening to then.
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The win was the fourth career Breeders' Cup victory for trainer Mark Casse, who also conditioned 2015 Mile winner Tepin.
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Right as they were planning a new Breeders album, Kelley was arrested for heroin possession, and soon after entered rehab.
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In theory, breeders could turn utility EDF's nuclear waste into fuel and make France self-sufficient in energy for decades.
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But they have yet to crack the genetic code that would raise protein content without hurting yield, seed breeders said.
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"The death of Mongolian Groom is a loss to the entire horse racing community," a statement from Breeders' Cup Ltd.
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The Breeders' Cup, The Jockey Club and The Stronach Group back the bill through the Coalition for Horse Racing Integrity.
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In the end, successful breeders averaged 61 in sexual display complexity, while those that remained single came in at 41.
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She sustained her lone defeat to Blame in the 241 Breeders' Cup Classic in what was her final career start.
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"[T]hey are merely breeders, or parents, and that's all we call them today," he writes on his academic website.
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Women who break society's sexual purity laws are forced to become indentured breeders, called Handmaids, who wear thick red capes.
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"He thinks the applause is for him," said Kathy Weichert, one of his breeders, who was part of his pack.
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"It is our Breeders' Cup weekend and our Royal Ascot meeting, but also the great European season's finale," Delloye said.
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Donald Bruning, an ornithologist who worked at the Bronx Zoo for decades, said smuggling undermines the businesses of legitimate breeders.
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It is owned jointly by the bull-riders association and the breeders, and keeps tabs on 180,00 bulls and cows.
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So the breeders have given them this stuff that produces a lot of fruit but that doesn't have any flavor.
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The Deals did too, including several versions of the Breeders, which never achieved the acclaim of the "Last Splash" group.
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But Arrogate did not even have a spot in the Pegasus, the brainchild of Stronach, until after the Breeders' Cup.
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That record of futility stands out in contrast to what O'Brien, 48, has achieved at the Breeders' Cup World Championships.
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"I don't deny the dark side of it," he said, and starring in a show like "Breeders" means he can't.
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However, the U.S. ban had a significant impact on China's poultry producers, who needed the breeders to replenish their stock.
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For some breeders — and Instagrammers posting photos of their beloved "doodles" in little rainboots and sunglasses — Mr. Conron's comments rankled.
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He met resistance from poodle breeders before deciding to mate his boss's male poodle, Harley, with a female Labrador, Brandy.
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"Fixing" dogs and cats is a major help, as is banning sales of animals by pet shops and backyard breeders.
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"A lot of the things that breeders are looking for when they're coming up with new varieties is making sure that when a consumer eats this apple, it's going to taste the same every single time," says Cristy Warnock, the operations manager at PVM, a marketing firm working with apple breeders at Washington State University.
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There will be a number of initiatives through the Triple Crown and the Breeders' Cup to capitalize on the renewed interest.
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If all goes well, she will attempt to join Zenyatta (2009) as the only females to capture the Breeders' Cup Classic.
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These findings should raise the alarm among breeders, but experts are skeptical that anything will be done to rectify the problem.
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Strict adherence to "proven principles of genetic selection" sounds all fine and well, but some breeders won't like what that entails.
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Breeders are using a Bolivian wild relative, Arachis cardenasii, to transfer resistance to nematodes, bacterial disease, and fungi into domestic varieties.
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Breeders are using a Bolivian wild relative, Arachis cardenasii, to transfer resistance to nematodes, bacterial disease, and fungi into domestic varieties.
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Or more practically and humanely, prospective owners and breeders should stop fixating on chocolate-colored Labs—or just forgo purebreds altogether.
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The results can work as the ultimate instruction book for breeders interested in putting more enjoyable tomatoes back on the market.
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It was incredibly fun, and I was pleased to see the puppies well taken care of, with the breeders in attendance.
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Many of the dogs handlers and breeders were deep in concentration as they got their pooches ready for the big night.
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Whatever tactics employed to con judges, owners are reminded that while breeders may be judging the camels, God is judging them.
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Baby Eli couldn't keep food down and his breeders couldn't take care of him, so Eli was adopted by the clinic.
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Breeders of purebred dogs should take notice of this research, as genetic diversity in many breeds is narrowing to dangerous levels.
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"Over the next couple weeks, automatic-breeders will pump out exponentially more kittens until eventually the demand is satisfied," Henderson added.
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With that information, breeders then select varieties of canola and cross them hundreds of times to come up with something new.
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Shares of Chinese livestock companies, along with pig and poultry breeders, rose on Wednesday following the release of the policy paper.
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Until recently, this sort of arrangement did not exist in the cannabis industry; breeders have never received royalties for their work.
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That wasn't the American Pharoah that we came to know in the Preakness and the Belmont and the Breeders' Cup Classic.
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Known for his prize-winning Brahman cattle, Cutrer crossbreeds animals and supplies his bulls' semen to cattle breeders around the world.
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The Breeders' Cup, The Jockey Club and The Stronach Group are supporting the bill through the Coalition for Horse Racing Integrity.
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For the Triple Crown races, and for the Breeders' Cup, the top horses and jockeys come from all over the world.
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But the hard-core horse racing aficionados love the Breeders' Cup, 13 elite races with the best of the best thoroughbreds.
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Smith has won more than 85033,400 races, including a record 26 in the Breeders' Cup, and now seven Triple Crown races.
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The documents that were removed earlier this month included records of animal welfare violations at zoos, commercial breeders and research labs.
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It moved its laboratories north from Berkeley to Davis, and hired breeders to take up where the others had left off.
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While everything in our ecosystem certainly plays an important role (yes, even cockroaches), bugs are prolific breeders with short lifespans, anyway.
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The documents removed included information on dog breeders, treatment of animals in circuses and other information that was previously readily available.
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Supporters of the proposal, however, included groups representing cricket players, people with seasonal affective disorder, pub owners, dog breeders and environmentalists.
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Plant breeders are fast-tracking genetic improvements in food crops to keep pace with global warming and a growing human population.
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Gavin Newsom to form an independent panel to investigate how the track, breeders, owners, trainers, jockeys and veterinarians treat the horses.
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But American Pharoah went on to win the Haskell and the Breeders' Cup Classic before retiring in the fall of 2015.
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Soon, Baffert switched to training thoroughbreds, and his first big victory came in 21, when he won the Breeders' Cup Sprint.
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He was sitting, looking over at her, in the Breeders tour bus before a gig last fall at the Bowery Ballroom.
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She lost narrowly in the Breeders' Cup Classic, after which Smith publicly took the blame — another endearing quality to horse trainers.
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Then, in the thrilling Breeders' Cup Classic, Arrogate ran down California Chrome in the stretch to win by a half-length.
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All responsible breeders of livestock, pets, and privately collected animals cull the non-viable or genetically unnecessary offspring of their animals.
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Since creating the first labradoodle, however, he said he had regretted the way some breeders had mistreated dogs to fill demand.
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"They want steady supplies of breeders, which will help reduce farming costs and epidemic risks at the same time," she said.
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Among his Breeders' Cup victories was the memorable 2010 Classic, when he rode Blame and handed Zenyatta her only career loss.
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Much initial chyron usage revolved around TV sports coverage: revealing racehorse names at the Breeders' Cup and statistics about Olympic records.
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The judges were set to hand out millions of dollars in cash prizes to the breeders of the most toothsome beasts.
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H.R. 4691, which closes a loophole that lets breeders with a revoked license keep breeding animals, is languishing in a committee.
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Hérens aren't exactly famous for their overwhelming milk production, and they're mostly dear to their breeders because of their combative character.
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So far, marijuana breeders are working in the traditional way, and nobody is known to be attempting to produce GMO marijuana.
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By repeatedly dropping non-breeders into the midst of wild swarms, the drone will gradually weaken localised populations of tsetse flies.
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Third-generation growers and breeders have some unparalleled knowledge of the plant and of the related regulatory environment compared to other states.
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Owners then often expect their purebreds to be "true to form," placing pressure on breeders to produce dogs with the requisite characteristics.
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The IRRI conserves and shares 136,000 rice varieties with farmers, breeders and scientists, said Marie Haga, executive director of the Crop Trust.
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Breeders can select for health and to a certain extent temperament, but the combination of all three can be difficult to nail.
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Commercial breeders, it added, might need stronger regulations and education to ensure they're only using antibiotics under the approval of a veterinarian.
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Whips will still be permitted at this year's Breeders' Cup although a whipping ban has been proposed by the California Racing Board.
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Often double merle dogs born with disabilities are killed or abandoned by breeders, according to Braille's owner Rose Adler of Ypsilanti, Michigan.
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Talking with some ultra expensive dog breeders, the rapper met Micro Machine, an incredibly expensive bulldog who didn't take shit from anyone.
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At the same time, some breeders complain that the new mixed breed is not the same thing as a purebred English bulldog.
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Much like many bunny breeds, the American Rabbit Breeders Association (ARBA) is probably one of the largest groups you've never heard of.
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According to her, the shot was meant to be a one-time joke among her and the other breeders at the expo.
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They found that since 2006, 11 cases of second broods were observed, all of them among the earliest breeders in both populations.
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Breeders fined $5050 by state for breeding without a license; some breeding mothers with new puppies were confined to tiny plastic crates.
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Hobby breeders often describe themselves as people trying to better their breed, and they produce pet dogs as well as show dogs.
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That way, they can be made to look like newborns from small-scale, individual breeders, advertised on the Internet to duped buyers.
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But years ago, he began hearing stories from breeders of the Norwich Terrier, a UK-originated dog once bred to catch rodents.
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We all wanted him to finish his career in the Breeders' Cup Classic (in November), but it was not meant to be.
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But it's Kim's basement that doubles as Breeders HQ, and it seems like right now she wouldn't want it any other way.
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Because after so many years of uncertainty, the Breeders that everyone remembers are back, with their first new album in a decade.
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It was the sixth straight Grade One win for Monomoy Girl and the first career Breeders' Cup victory for trainer Brad Cox.
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A splashy visual representation of the genetic relationships between cannabis varieties, the Galaxy is also, in essence, a road map for breeders.
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Right now, most breeders do cloning in-house—that is, they take a cutting from the "mother" plant and grow it out.
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It's not illegal to buy turtles from breeders in the U.S., but Xu's crime was shipping them overseas without a federal permit.
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Foreign genetics firms currently only sell 'grandparent' stock to Chinese breeders, from which local firms can breed and sell progeny to farmers.
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One of the horses he has an ownership stake in, Wavell Avenue, won the Breeders' Cup Filly and Mare Sprint last year.
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"The death of Mongolian Groom is a loss to the entire horse racing community," the Breeders' Cup organizers said in a statement.
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The tragedy comes as the famed Southern California venue is scheduled to hold the Breeders' Cup world championships on Friday and Saturday.
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He did not buy from commercial breeders selling at the auctions that now dominate the industry, preferring to develop his own horses.
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USDA regulations, for example, allow licensed breeders to keep dogs in stacked cages with only six inches of space around their bodies.
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It brought him legions of fans known as "Chromies," but the reality was breeders would be wary of his blue-collar pedigree.
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"Up to now, turf races are very popular," he said while attending the Breeders' Cup World Championships at Churchill Downs this month.
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" The Times said: "Arcangues's winning payoff of $269.20 for $2 was the biggest in the 10-year history of the Breeders' Cup.
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Breeders credit a 2009 Hollywood film based on the story of the loyal dog immortalized by a statue near Tokyo's Shibuya Station.
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Certainly, if everything turns out well at ParisLongchamp, I don't see why we wouldn't look at the Breeders' Cup as a possibility.
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Mr. Diagne used to live in Doun Baba Dièye, a village of fishermen, cattle breeders and farmers just south of Saint-Louis.
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Unlike other breeds, Icelandic horses have five gaits and can travel up to 74 miles a day on rough terrain, breeders say.
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The resolution calls for an EU-wide mandatory system of registration for cats and dogs, and for authorized animal breeders and sellers.
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The resolution calls for an EU-wide mandatory system of registration for cats and dogs, and for authorized animal breeders and sellers.
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The USDA's Animal Care unit regulates more than 21625,2900 breeders, dealers, zoos, circuses and research laboratories under the Animal Welfare Act (AWA).
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Many species of banana have stopped reproducing sexually, making them next to impossible for breeders to alter … unless they use genetic engineering.
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Some breeders and rescues welcome animals back, no questions asked, so inquire about their policy before you bring a new pet home.
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Pigeon racing is a very popular sport in Cuba, and every neighborhood of every city has its own notorious racers and breeders.
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It also throws a wrench in some state laws, which require pet stores to ensure their breeders have no animal welfare violations.
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And because they make familiar feelings like anger sound ... different, there couldn't be a better time for a Breeders comeback than right now.
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Plus, dog breeders have been selecting for physical and behavioral characteristics that have very little to do with self-sufficiency in the wild.
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In recent decades, however, breeders have focused on the breed's cosmetic features rather the functional—especially those deemed desirable in the show-ring.
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Now, to develop a new type of rose, breeders typically make thousands of hybrid offspring, looking for the combination of traits they want.
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But the surge in new breeders has depressed prices, says Yap Kok Cheng of Qian Hu Corporation, an ornamental-fish firm in Singapore.
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Traditionally, plant breeders have measured these phenotypes by hand, and used them to select plants with the very best characteristics for creating hybrids.
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"Our study in East Antarctica has shown that non-breeding Adélie penguins may be as, or more, abundant than the breeders," she said.
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Jellen has worked hard to forge relationships with quinoa breeders in South America, where, as a young man, he served as a missionary.
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The breeders and owners I interviewed for this article said that they constantly get stopped on the street when they're walking their dogs.
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With the band membership in flux, it wasn't until Kelley Deal and Jim McPherson joined that the Breeders really, ahem, made a splash.
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Flash forward to 2012 and the Breeders were three years removed from their last release, the self-released 2009 EP, Fate To Fatal.
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Higher costs of feed compound the headache for breeders like Guangdong Wens, the nation's largest, in the months before herds head for slaughter.
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In the coming days, Fravel will leave his post at the Breeders' Cup to become head of racing operations at the Stronach Group.
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Unfortunately, the supermare Enable, who won the prestigious Arc de Triomphe in France and the Breeders' Cup Turf last season, won't be back.
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He increased his career earnings to $3,571,120 and won an automatic berth in the $6 million Breeders' Cup Challenge, to be contested Nov.
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But Mark was well aware of his record in important races outside Canada, including the Breeders' Cup, where he was 0-for-23.
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Donelly's era (she co-founded Throwing Muses, then played with The Breeders and Belly) is accurate for the noncompliant, DIY ethos of Bognanno.
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I wanted to do something cool, and The Breeders were such a good example of a band with girls that was very powerful.
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Within a few generations, they revert to natural yellow and brown colors, in place of the bright orange that breeders try to achieve.
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The American Kennel Club adds new breeds to its official list every year — a culmination of breeders meeting a long list of requirements.
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Breeders increased chicken production to cash in on an expected upturn in demand during the Muslim Eid al-Fitr holidays earlier this month.
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Responsible breeders are dedicated to producing mentally and physically healthy puppies and have long-term goals for bettering the health of the breed.
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The registry group also promotes events in which young bulls compete without riders, potentially earning hundreds of thousands of dollars for their breeders.
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Among the best of those breeders is H.D. Page, of D&H Cattle, which owns SweetPro's Bruiser, a three-time world champion bull.
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Gun Runner and Arrogate headline the Breeders' Cup Classic, and whoever wins the Juvenile automatically becomes the favorite for next year's Kentucky Derby.
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Mr. Mazourek's colleagues — plant breeders with creative streaks, experts on the substance of cauliflower, corn and carrots — found all of these questions exciting.
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At the peak of alternative rock, that the Breeders were a female-led band "was important to me," Ms. Schemel, of Hole, said.
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Today, people are more keenly conscious of animal welfare, and keepers and breeders know more about nutrition and husbandry of reptiles and amphibians.
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Hoppert: The Breeders' Cup Juvenile winner has been working lights out here, which has his normally stoic trainer smiling from ear to ear.
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His breeders in South Carolina sent him to Rogers because he had trouble using his hind legs, a condition known as swimmers syndrome.
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Horses that win the Breeders' Cup Juvenile or the Juvenile Fillies become early favorites for the Derby and the Oaks the next May.
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He, too, had hoped to see a sequel to the duel between Arrogate and California Chrome in the Breeders' Cup Classic in November.
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Scammers generally claim to be pet breeders, sellers, or owners, and they push buyers to wire money for the animal through different services.
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Puppies are routinely flown across the country from breeders and brokers to pet stores or unsuspecting consumers who purchase the dogs sight unseen.
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Today, Nicholson is among the few breeders who are growing them, in an isolated patch away from the other tulips to prevent contamination.
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Mr. Oliver's album covers for the 24AD label were a fitting complement to music by influential alternative bands like Pixies and the Breeders.
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Best of the best But for would-be horse breeders there's a catch: only a tiny proportion of race horses become successful stallions.
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Most of their owners recalled that getting their dogs involved internet research, rounds of interviews with breeders, and not-insignificant amounts of money.
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That is a huge number, given that plant breeders struggle to eke out gains of 1 or 2 percent with more conventional approaches.
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" After they were bred for research, early generation hybrids were then given as pets to breeders who used them to create "little leopards.
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The "90210" alum told us the disease is totally preventable, but he's pissed because too many breeders pass on a simple lab test.
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Much of the blame can, quite fairly, be directed at breeders, dog show (or pedigree) culture, and consumers themselves, who create demand for purebreds.
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She was one of the first breeders of that line of goats that was created, and she is the only one on display anywhere.
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Penguins make all sorts of strange grunts, squeals, and chirps, and that's because they're so-called "colonial breeders" who live in complex social groups.
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The track is scheduled to host one of horse racing's big events, the Breeders' Cup, in November at the end of its autumn season.
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Tomato breeders could use this genetic roadmap to create tomatoes that have the original, rich fruit flavor that many of today's commercial varieties lack.
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Her death comes one week before the famed Southern California racetrack located outside Los Angeles is set to hold the Breeders' Cup world championships.
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The puppies at Pets Yoga sessions are all provided by breeders who want their dogs to socialize before they go to their new homes.
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Breeders are doing the best they can to manage the little diversity that's left, but many bulldogs are still sired from highly inbred parents.
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Perhaps the time has come for these "purist" breeders to start paying more attention to the health of these dogs instead of their appearance.
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Arriola doesn't put the blame on anyone, but told The Verge that breeders will often sell "micropigs" without informing buyers of what to expect.
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The young, Germany-based entomology enthusiast claims to be "one of the largest insect breeders in Europe," and his social media game is strong.
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Why it matters: Breeders and genetic engineers are always trying to increase the yield of plants, especially as food security becomes a pressing concern.
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Like so: In the 20th century, plant breeders began exposing crops to radiation or mutagenic chemicals to scramble their DNA and find new traits.
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"If I had to call somebody the bad guys, that's who it would be," says Barylak, referring to the breeders who offer cub-handling.
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They are normally colored, but many have massive horns, a trait that is being bred for, and made even larger, by specialized game breeders.
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Over the summer, the Breeders' Cup board, composed of the sport's main movers and shakers, considered moving its annual event from the troubled track.
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Keeneland welcomed 45 horses who competed in the Breeders' Cup last October, including four winners who raced during the spring meet, which concludes Friday.
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A third is a "sensory lexicon" in which the organization evaluates the new coffee varieties being developed by coffee breeders to ensure their palatability.
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Ms. Trec set about repopulating the warren by buying unneutered rabbits from slaughterhouses, many of which had been discarded by show breeders, she said.
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This type of behavior isn't unheard of among cooperative breeders, but it is the first time it's been systematically documented among the African species.
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These species pose a serious threat to the Great Lakes ecosystem—Asian carp are voracious eaters and breeders, and can easily outcompete native fishes.
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In the V.I.P. section of the stands at the show, groups of Israeli and Palestinian breeders amiably mingled and cheered for their respective horses.
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One of them, Mohammed Bello, a former adviser to a local cattle breeders association, said pastoralists are routinely, and often wrongly, characterized as perpetrators.
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He is also one of the world's most influential horse owners and breeders, and with his brother set up the Godolphin horse racing stable.
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The bill would apply to the 80 or so licensed pet store businesses in the state, not to breeders who sell the animals directly.
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The son of Uncle Mo has done everything right up to now, winning the Breeders' Cup Juvenile to clinch 2-year-old champion honors.
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With a population of 615,366, Louisville is Kentucky's largest city and the host to marquee events like the Kentucky Derby and the Breeders' Cup.
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So far the highlight of Mr. Plank's ownership is Shared Account's victory in the $226 million Breeders' Cup Filly and Mare Turf in 4.33.
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In its "Horrible Hundred" report on puppy mills, the group claims it found the greatest number of problem breeders in Ohio, Kansas and Pennsylvania.
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During all of this, tradition dictates that their breeders watch, sit, eat some raclette (a Swiss cheese), and drink fendant—the local white wine.
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In order to develop those qualities, breeders have bred domestic cats with other feline species, such as the Asian leopard cat and the serval.
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For decades, tomato breeders have selected traits related to performance — yield, disease resistance, how well tomatoes ship, how well they last on a shelf.
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Deal answers her own struggle to "find the words" with "meow meow meow meow" — a refrain tailor-made for The Breeders in the internet age.
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Historically, rescue groups were run by committed breeders or kennel clubs that carefully vetted a small number of dogs and matched them with appropriate homes.
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European rose breeders hybridized their plants with some from China to take advantage of the continuous blooming, scent signatures and color of the Asian plants.
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But US breeders who have spoken out against the practices said their dogs can't win at Westminster with their natural long tails or floppy ears.
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Some breeders in the eastern province of Shandong, the historic heartland for donkey gelatin, are using implanted identification chips to protect their increasingly precious beasts.
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The band contextualizes questions of what it means to be a punk, a feminist and human being with shades of Liz Phair and the Breeders.
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The bunnies are bred for meat, as pets, or as show animals, and some breeders raise dozens per year — often too many to bother naming.
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That may have been a reasonable practice in the past, but nowadays, the world's worst small-scale breeders know it's what the buyers are doing.
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Here today is Julianne Christopher, the executive officer of the NSW State Thoroughbred Breeders Association, a title that sees her organizing industry functions and events.
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Cherkizovo and Rusagro, along with the other big producer Miratorg, together control 22 percent of Russia's market, according to the National Union of Swine Breeders.
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Among the jobs soon to be replaced by machines are real estate brokers, animal breeders, tax advisers, data entry workers, receptionists and various personal assistants.
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One notable Breeders' Cup champion at Keeneland has been the Juvenile winner Nyquist, who has trained here since winning the Florida Derby on April 2.
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Among those races will be those run at the Breeders' Cup World Championships, which include one of America's most prestigious and lucrative days of racing.
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Songs like lead single "The Futuristic District" feel like a lost alt-rock '90s radio hit with its power chords and anthemic Breeders-like chorus.
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"We are already in a situation where our number of breeders is below the minimum level required for a population to survive," Andreotti told reporters.
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So unlike classical plant and animal breeders dealing with organisms with generations in years, 10 generations of selection of this mosquito would take only months.
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If pandas were such poor breeders, it's unlikely the species would have survived as long as it did before humans started chopping down its habitat.
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The additions come after decades of hard work from breeders, who make sure they meet the long list of requirements and expectations from the AKC.
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As a 4-year-old, Alysheba won the 1988 Breeders' Cup Classic and went on to earn the Eclipse Award for horse of the year.
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Calves that don't buck may end up at the slaughterhouse, but for those who do buck, it's a sweet life, at least according to breeders.
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As they develop new varieties, plant breeders will kick around ideas with chefs across the country, using feedback from the kitchen to guide their research.
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He won the $6 million Breeders' Cup Classic by 2¼ lengths on Saturday, sending his rival Arrogate to a career-ending defeat at Del Mar.
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The son of Pioneer of the Nile, American Pharoah would go on to capture the Haskell Invitational and the Breeders' Cup Classic in dominating performances.
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Some 2,700 dogs from more than a dozen countries have entered the two-day competition, one of the world's most prestigious events for pedigree breeders.
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Though the Breeders' Cup board met in June to discuss moving the event to another venue, they ultimately decided to give Santa Anita a chance.
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It is unclear what is next for West Coast, but the ultimate destination is the Breeders' Cup Classic in November at Del Mar in California.
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After a career playing good guys and audience surrogates, the actor has created his own series, "Breeders," a dark comedy about the agonies of parenting.
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"Here we see them as breeders," said Ludovic Orlando, a professor of molecular archaeology at the University of Copenhagen in Denmark, who led the research.
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Brown has excelled with turf horses, winning nearly every major turf race in America, including seven Breeders' Cup races on grass and the Arlington Million.
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According to Crop Trust scientists, the banana's wild cousins could help breeders develop varieties resistant to this fungus and other diseases, as well as drought.
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The Guinness Book of Records calls it the world's most expensive food - but the breeders don't know yet whether this one is male or female.
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The Guinness Book of Records calls it the world's most expensive food - but the breeders don't know yet whether this one is male or female.
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