There are many more dog breeds — about 400 compared to about 40 cat breeds.
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The Naughtiest Dog Breeds (Most Barks Per Day) The Nicest Dog Breeds (Least Barks Per Day)
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They looked at how breeds were crossed to add new traits, and how migration changed dog breeds.
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It's a reiteration of the story that punk has told for decades: Alienation breeds creativity breeds community.
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The handspun fiber comes from breeds of sheep, "conservation breeds," that are endangered by monoculture and factory farming.
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This is where we come to our first difference between dog breeds verses cat breeds: According to Prof.
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The rescues range from puppies, mother dogs that recently gave birth, pure breeds, mixed breeds and orphan pups.
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These adaptations are found in these local breeds, which are usually the smaller breeds, not the international ones.
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According to the American Kennel Club, there are currently 192 different recognized dog breeds in the U.S. (and that's not even counting all the designer mix breeds and other varieties of mixed dogs out there; the World Canine Organization recognizes 340 breeds), while there are only 42 distinct cat breeds.
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"The restrictions are based on the assumptions that certain breeds are inherently dangerous, that those breeds can be reliably identified, and that restricting these breeds would improve public safety," the authors wrote in their study.
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There's also the theory that investment breeds understanding breeds more investment, and that could come to play for the China-U.
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Not so surprisingly, Irish dog breeds were more likely – by 85.7% – to have names inspired by the motherland over other breeds.
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Bulldogs and terriers are some of the many breeds known for their scrunched-up, wide heads (formally known as brachycephalic breeds).
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While some of the breeds were predictable, like golden retrievers, more surprising breeds got in there too, like the cane corso.
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Certain breeds' bone plates stay open longer, and shorter-snout breeds are worse at managing their body temperature when it's hot out.
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They are mixed of breeds, including mixed breeds and the ref says he's bitten, chewed, scratched and needs to avoid stepping on tails.
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By analyzing genetic data from all these different breeds, the researchers were able to see how, when, and where these breeds were formed.
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The catch-all term "pit bull-type breeds" describes any dog derived from the heritage breeds American Staffordshire terrier or Staffordshire bull terrier.
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There are many shelters and rescues that offer all breeds of dogs for adoption, both mixed breeds and purebred dogs, all needing homes.
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The city has also banned 34 "vicious" large breeds, including Tibetan mastiffs, German shepherds, Great Danes, Chinese rural dogs and some mixed breeds.
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Small breeds tend to get their first period sooner than big breeds, which can take up to two years, according to VCA Animal Hospitals.
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The study also showed that larger breeds of dog are more beneficial than smaller breeds—something I have been arguing for a long time.
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Dog Breeds (Google Play) and Perfect Dog (iTunes and Google Play) With nearly 2300 different registered dog breeds recognized by the World Canine Organization (not to mention mixed breeds), it can be difficult to know which will be best for you and your living situation.
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Breeds with short hair or slim builds may require extra insulation while long-haired breeds need a little extra space inside the jacket for comfort.
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MudBuster recommends the medium for medium breeds such as Australian shepherds, boxers, and English bulldogs, and the small for breeds like dachshunds, Pomeranians, and Yorkies.
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Though some breeds, like the wire fox terrier, often win best in show, many popular breeds like Labradors and dachshunds have never won the title.
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But this time, United will ban 21 different dog breeds and four cat breeds that tend to do poorly under travel stress or heat, Bloomberg reports.
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This ban applies to Staffordshire bull terriers, American bull terriers, American Staffordshire terriers, mixes of these breeds and any dog who presents characteristics of these breeds.
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While larger breeds dominate this year's top ranking, smaller breeds like the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, the Maltese and the Shih Tzu have declined in popularity.
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Any dog can participate in this category, including mixed breeds, but the most common breeds are border collies, golden retrievers, Labrador retrievers, cocker spaniels and papillions.
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Inasmuch as its negative to see another country refuse to engage with your culture, it also breeds frustration – which, in turn, breeds some of the best art.
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ARBA, which promotes the development of 49 breeds of domestic rabbits and 13 breeds of guinea pigs, is made up of over 23,000 members across the world.
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Whereas The Art of Self-Defense is really interested in how violence breeds violence, abuse breeds abuse, and how ideas about what "masculinity" is perpetuate one another.
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However, a 2008 study called "The Ascent of Cat Breeds: Genetic Evaluations of Breeds and Worldwide Random Bred Populations" released by the U.S. National Library of Medicine National Institutes of Health further explains that most cat breeds were developed within the last 150 years, mostly in Europe and the U.S. Although there are distinct genetic clusterings of cat breeds depending on their origins (the Mediterranean basin, Europe/America, Asia and Africa), the Cat Fanciers' Association (CFA) has specified 16 breeds as "foundation" felines: Persians, Russian Blues, Siamese and Angora cats, for example.
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"I think that pure breeders should realize that all breeds started as mutts by crossing other pure breeds and/or random bred dogs from the environment," Pedersen says.
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The causes vary, but mostly it's due to the increasing worldwide use of non-native breeds and the neglect of breeds that aren't "competitive" on the global market.
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Read: 1,500-year-old ruins shed light on Peru's mysterious Moche people Dog breeds The dog bones also indicate different breeds were present, and though Sharpe says the next step will be DNA analysis to determine how they looked, the current research confirms that breeds were used for different purposes.
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At the 2000th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in New York City on Tuesday, almost 200 different dog breeds competed for Best in Show, including seven newly minted breeds.
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While he hasn&apost confirmed the breeds of his pets, fans speculate he has a teacup Pomeranian, a Korean Jindo, and a chinchilla Persian cat, all the expensive breeds.
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The distinction found between some of the breeds was greater than the difference between humans who live on different continents, indicating a high level of genetic difference between different breeds.
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She was at the 141st Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show's Meet the Breeds event last weekend, where owners and breeders set up stalls so visitors can learn about their breeds.
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"I think one of the reasons some breeds don't make it to the end is that they just aren't the glamour breeds who are so flashy in the group," he said.
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" Graham said history has shown that "weakness breeds aggression.
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While German Shepherds and Belgian Malinois are two of the most common breeds of working dog, Kowalski says there are other breeds in the program, all suited for different tasks and environments.
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He said that while he was neutral about jallikattu he would fight against what he termed "a conspiracy to finish off native Indian breeds to help international companies to market their own breeds".
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It then compared this list with the American Kennel Club's recent list of the most popular dog breeds in the U.S. Of the 27 celebrity dogs, there were 28 breeds most frequently represented.
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Thousands of spectators mingled with breeders and snuggled and kissed members of the nearly 40 breeds of cat and 120 breeds of dog, each type in a booth decorated to represent its ancestry.
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Historically, nothing breeds political frustration as reliably as economic stagnation.
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This devotion to words as product breeds a detailed process.
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"Success breeds success," said Cameron Bagrie, chief economist at ANZ.
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Authorities have not said what breeds the captured dogs were.
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Most breeds reach physical maturity between ages 1 and 2.
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All these breeds belong to the same species, Canis familiaris.
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It's my dream to have sheep of the old breeds.
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Privilege breeds hypocrisy and it has corrupted our justice system.
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The complete list of banned breeds can be found here.
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At fish beauty pageants, armed guards escort the rare breeds.
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Can you guess the top two breeds in his lineage?
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Can you guess the top two breeds in her lineage?
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The new Kickstarter livestream breeds further emotional investment and gratification.
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The ensuing growth then breeds excesses that overheat the economy.
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Terrier breeds have won big at Westminster through the decades.
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This scenario "breeds remote synchronization with chimera states," he said.
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Like many species, runners come in different kinds of breeds.
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The competition drew 2,800 dogs from 203 breeds and varieties.
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Breeds are not different species; their genetics are often messy.
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Detractors, however, insist that the president's approach breeds new instabilities.
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Insecurity tends to breed artificiality; confidence breeds sincerity and honesty.
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With expanded rosters, September breeds a different style of baseball.
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"Discrimination breeds radicalization," foreign policy analyst Rula Jebreal told Refinery29.
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He now breeds pigeons, raising them for a local market.
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Resolve to 'do you' -- all year long Acceptance breeds confidence.
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Bulls of other breeds can grow a lot bigger, though.
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Cambridge breeds them as if they were really smart rabbits.
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If complacency breeds complacency, will deliberate minds produce deliberate actions?
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We know where extremism breeds, and who fans the flames.
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He preferred, he said, milk from breeds closer to Bactrian.
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The study shows how recent human movements affected dog breeds.
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The Handmaid's Tale Behind every door in Gilead, horror breeds.
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Meet the Breeds would be a typical tabby's worst nightmare.
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Confusion is fine when it breeds curiosity, research, and progress.
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Economic instability breeds political instability, which puts Americans at risk.
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It also breeds a certain kind of cliquishness and backbiting.
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Climate change could make regions less hospitable for some breeds.
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Why do certain breeds become popular in the first place?
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Owners of Staffordshire bull terriers, American bull terriers, American Staffordshire terriers, mixes of these breeds and any dog who presents characteristics of these breeds must obtain a special permit for their pet by Dec. 31.
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One breeder, who provided Sheeran with his kitten, told the BBC: "When you balance that against the number of other health issues that occur in other breeds, you could argue that for most pedigree breeds."
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No one is denying the fact that success often breeds success.
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Dramatic differences between breeds within a species is unusual for mammals.
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This is actually a problem facing all pure breeds of dogs.
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It's proactively trying to avoid the mistakes made in other breeds.
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Economic inequality breeds political inequality, which results in more economic inequality.
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Perhaps you have a favorite breed or group of breeds. Great!
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That's the most new breeds added in one year since 2000.
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Dogs line up before the announcement of the new dog breeds.
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Unfamiliarity breeds fear, and what we fear we seek to control.
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Hundreds of different dog breeds exist today — one for everyone's taste.
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Kleptocracy undermines the rule of law and breeds crime and terrorism.
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A species of pest called Goeldichironomus breeds in the putrid waters.
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You can see all 192 breeds competing in eight awesome groups!
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All this social media attention has fueled demand for certain breeds.
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And finally, it really breeds a desire for more healthy connection.
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"There's this kind of deathless phrase: liquidity breeds liquidity," says Harris.
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One of the breeds competing this year is the Sussex spaniel.
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"Sometimes hidden breeds may not manifest physically but behaviorally," Hughes says.
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However, like Selfie or Cougertown, a lack of context breeds contempt.
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That doesn't breed connection — that breeds more isolation and more polarization.
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But curiosity breeds innovation, which is integral to your business's success.
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There's other breeds that are specifically for getting the most milk.
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The specific breeds of flowers aren't important to each photograph's symbolism.
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But also between breeds of related dogs, Ostrander can see commonalities.
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The fact that trade secrets are hard to define breeds paranoia.
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It falls between the Arctic breeds and the pre-contact dogs.
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At the same time, if generosity breeds lawlessness, it defeats itself.
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"Xenophobic and racist discourse breeds hate crimes," Bárcena tweeted on Sunday.
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If they don't do that, that breeds terrorism in their country.
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Compare that to the five most popular dog breeds on Instagram.
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The effect was stronger with certain breeds, particularly pointers and retrievers.
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Familiarity, at least where Britain's prime minister is concerned, breeds contempt. ■
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This year the Westminster Kennel Club will be showing 204 breeds.
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Smaller dog breeds may need more frequent meals than larger ones.
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The world we live in creates new forms and breeds fragmentedness.
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Pit bulls and huskies are among the most commonly excluded breeds.
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Over 80 years, Americans' taste in dog breeds has entirely changed.
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I think that kind of culture breeds a lot of distress.
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The researchers found several breeds that shared large chunks of DNA not found in other breeds: the Chihuahua, Chinese crested dog, rat terrier, toy fox terrier, American hairless terrier, Mexican hairless (or Xoloitzcuintli) and Peruvian hairless.
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This mix breeds feelings of fascination and unease at the same time.
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Diversity breeds diversity, in Tejada's view, and diversity is good for business.
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Dogs small and large, including pugs, corgis, and mixed breeds, were used.
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And 10 to 15 minutes for breeds that tolerate winter weather better.
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This dangerous rhetoric breeds hate and undermines the safety of minority communities.
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Yet, it is widely-known that diversity is what breeds amazing innovation.
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The newer breeds of fertility firm are similarly criticised for misleading customers.
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But where did all these breeds come from in the first place?
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By studying different breeds, the researchers can identify multiple disease-causing genes.
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Powerlessness breeds mistrust, and a system based on mistrust benefits no one.
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Pictures of dogs go in, and predictions of dog breeds come out.
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Cloning, or selecting the best breeds, was initially done to improve survival.
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In one Ohio town, officials slaughtered all dogs belonging to German breeds.
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Success breeds imitation for the pair until it all comes crashing down.
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The thing is, as we know all too well, popularity breeds contempt.
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All breeds are welcome, the award is not restricted to purebred canines.
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That sort of isolation of circumstances breeds anxiety, depression, among other things.
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What breeds would you think make up Joey, the dog pictured above?
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Lack of it breeds groupthink—which in turn can lead to disasters.
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He concluded that these dogs were different from purebreds and mixed breeds.
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We've researched the best raincoats for a variety of conditions and breeds.
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Local pet owners today prefer foreign breeds such as poodles and Chihuahuas.
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And egg-laying breeds don't grow big enough to sell for meat.
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She can name a total of eight cat breeds in 10 seconds.
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Hayes owns a tow-truck business and also said he breeds dogs.
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Breeds that were developed to help hunters are classified as sporting dogs.
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Student Opinion What are the most popular dog breeds where you live?
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Its density breeds diversity, for New Jersey can make room for anybody.
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These findings were replicated in subsequent experiments with four other murine breeds.
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Nearly 200 breeds and varieties were eligible for this year's Westminster competition.
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Authoritarianism breeds frustration and despair, leaving populations ripe for exploitation by extremists.
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The company breeds certain strains of fly, resulting in highly optimized insects.
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Does anyone in your family have allergies or fears of certain breeds?
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Olah demonstrated with a network trained to classify different breeds of dogs.
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Wolfish northern breeds with long fur, like huskies and malamutes, do best.
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Other breeds, like the Toyger, were created from selectively breeding domestic species.
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Are there any famous dogs or dog breeds you aspire to pet?
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I do not know any dog breeds that we have not got.
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Is there something particular to the startup ecosystem that breeds this culture?
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It breeds a type of contempt that ensures you can never win.
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But there is a broader hypothesis for the popularity of certain breeds.
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Last Saturday I took the Robin to Meet the Breeds, an event here in New York City where attendees had the opportunity to check out all the different dog breeds that are recognized by the American Kennel Club.
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Short- or snub-nosed cat and dog breeds, like French bulldogs - the breed of the dog that died in the overhead bin - and strong-jawed dog breeds, like Mastiffs, will no longer be permitted to fly as cargo.
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"There are different breeds of sheep, just as there are different breeds of dogs," said Kevin Sinclair of The University of Nottingham in Britain, who recently led a study investigating the health of Dolly the Sheep's cloned relatives.
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Traces of ancient dogs in modern breeds have been glimpsed, but this study looks in depth at DNA from many individual dogs — 170,000 points in the dog genome — to find which breeds share large amounts of genetic material.
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Here is a sampling of the "bad boy" breeds who are competing at the show: — The American Staffordshire Terrier is one of several breeds popularly known as "pit bulls," one of the most prohibited dogs in the United States.
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Dogs, especially snub-nosed breeds prone to breathing problems, can easily overheat outside.
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This kind of treatment breeds a trail of people who eventually become hopeless.
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These safe havens include cats of all kinds, including the breeds below. 13.
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Most breeds live to be 8 to 12 years old, some even longer.
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Plants come in and out of fashion, much like jeans or dog breeds.
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Each one of us had 30 ounces at all times of different breeds.
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Ambiguity breeds resentment, the shifting of blame, and other underlying causes of drama.
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The saying that "hate breeds hate" should be taken both figuratively and literally.
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Elderly dogs, special needs pups, or generally misunderstood breeds are a different story.
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Intellectual mess, such as flitting between projects, breeds insight and helps make connections.
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In other canine news, think you can identify the breeds in a mutt?
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This Baby Doll Sheep is one of the oldest breeds of English sheep.
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"We could trace that whole development of this cluster of breeds," Parker says.
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Nothing cool ever comes all that easy there, but contempt definitely breeds community.
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Get a designer dog that mixes two such breeds, and the problems multiply.
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Meanwhile, dog breeds have been developing for hundreds or even thousands of years.
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U.S. Population: Top 6 Most Popular Dog Breeds (according to the AKC) 1.
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For two breeds, the show was their debut; participation alone marks an achievement.
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This mutation was absent from other breeds (except the related flat-coat retreiver).
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Welsh said he didn't know what breeds of dogs were at the home.
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There are many different rabbit breeds that vary in size, shape and color.
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It's best to think of them like different species and breeds of animals.
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"If we stop eating horse in France, these breeds will disappear," says Eric.
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Fully half of those were of high-risk breeds banned by other airlines.
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It is the largest registry of purebreds in the world, with 189 breeds.
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There's a 50-fold difference in body size with some of these breeds.
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Fans are sick of perfection, which breeds envy and feels plastic or inauthentic.
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TV features shows like Meet The Breeds, The Cutest Puppies and Canine Heroes.
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For this reason, many airlines will only allow these breeds as carry-ons.
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It is this cash that breeds new angel investors and subsequent venture partners.
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Well, Ezra is still in New York taking care of Nicole (Rebecca Breeds).
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One of the many, many problems with neopatrimonialism is that it breeds mismanagement.
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Look at the staff-on-staff infighting, as Trump's style breeds internal factions.
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My objection to this vision of the future is simple: it breeds isolation.
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The goal is to create new breeds that can better survive extreme heat.
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Huskies, Rottweilers, golden retrievers and other breeds bark and paw at the wires.
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His breeding fee is $300,000 and he breeds about 125 mares a year.
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His breeding fee is $20183,000 and he breeds about 125 mares a year.
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Now, he makes the farm $25,000 each time he breeds with a mare.
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Each time War Front successfully breeds with a mare, the farm makes $250,000.
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But the study also noted that identifying breeds in these cases is challenging.
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His hundreds of breeds of peppers are much hotter, especially the Carolina Reaper.
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It breeds on islands throughout the far-south Atlantic and the south Pacific.
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Boredom breeds insanity and the most vulnerable— like Bpaet, fall through the cracks.
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Remove the big government umbilical cord that absolves personal responsibility and breeds dependence.
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And eyelid lifts can reduce infections in especially wrinkled breeds like shar-peis.
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And it may be that there are chow chow genes in other breeds.
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Does this mean the newest breeds of the iPhone are 100 percent waterproof?
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It's one of the oldest and saddest themes in history: Frustration breeds bigotry.
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With these breeds, you can even live comfortably in smaller spaces, like apartments.
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Their unknowable nature breeds conspiratorial ideas about the flow and control of information.
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All the attention presidential candidates are lavishing on the early states breeds indecision.
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Chris breeds the insects, Mel handles all the public relations and customer support.
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It breeds familiarity and makes it easier to get to know one another!
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Better breeds and a suitable Newcastle vaccine already exist to fix such problems.
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Now, designer breeds have become widespread -- but so has criticism of the consequences.
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And some breeds, like Border collies and Savannah cats, need loads of exercise.
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Certain breeds have beaten the odds to become the first of their kind to win best in show, and since the addition of agility events open to all dog breeds in 2014, mutts have shown their abilities on the green carpet.
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The adorable event will feature shelter dogs from a plethora of breeds and mixes.
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In the past, the group hosted similar events for other breeds, such as dachshunds.
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Well, it might have a lot to do with Ezra's girlfriend Nicole (Rebecca Breeds).
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I highly recommend pet clothing like sweaters and insulated mittens, especially for small breeds.
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The dogs that survive are often large, sturdy breeds whose appearances are indeed wolflike.
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That complexity in these kinds of situations is what breeds accidents, Van Buiten says.
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As economic stagnation breeds populism, so excessive regard for the popular will reinforces stagnation.
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Austerity bleeds hope and breeds despair among a people that have suffered so much.
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No matter their genetic makeup, we loved all the dogs at Meet The Breeds.
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There are eight breeds in total, all listed under the "Decorations/Miscellaneous" sub-menu.
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Rare breeds, like the red ones found in West Kalimantan, go for about $1,500.
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Northerners favor the racing varieties, while showy breeds are popular here in the south.
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The hope is that this time success breeds greater commitment rather than greater complacency.
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Seven newly recognized breeds join the top dogs at the Westminster Kennel Club show.
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Previously, an existing dog restriction mentioned only "aggressive breeds," without specific types being targeted.
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The AKC says there are 340 known breeds worldwide, though it recognises only 193.
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Present at the announcement were furry representatives from each of the Top 5 breeds.
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It breeds a sense of closeness and bonding, which is a highly rewarding feeling.
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They test for over 250 breeds from Afghan Hound to Yorkie with precise results.
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It is this blatant division of villains and victims that breeds prejudices and misconceptions.
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Among the subjects were 84 Kennel Club recognized breeds and 83 mixed-breed dogs.
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During his time on "Home and Away," he started dating his costar Rebecca Breeds.
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Familiarity supposedly breeds contempt, but in Jeffries' case, it was more of an irritation.
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Nagoya Castle in Aichi is home to a variety of rare cherry blossom breeds.
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The Army normally breeds these types of officers out at the rank of colonel.
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By 24, GAP will require producers to use higher-welfare breeds for all steps.
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Success, as BlackBerry had a decade ago, breeds two interrelated negatives: conservatism and complacency.
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Some dog breeds that don't travel well include bulldogs, pugs, Shih Tzus, and boxers.
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The "M" comes from the tabby coat-pattern genes, and many breeds have it.
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Most horses can walk, trot, canter and gallop, but only certain breeds can amble.
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All that space to comment breeds a tendency to fester, versus actually making something.
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Common breeds include German Short-Haired Pointers, Labrador Retrievers, German Shepherds and Belgian Malinois.
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Pups are pretty smart (some breeds more than others, but let's go with it).
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Later on Victorians produced many breeds that have even narrower bottlenecks, with much inbreeding.
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The farm breeds other animals for fur, including arctic foxes and even a lynx.
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The farm also breeds mink, which are locked in similar cages to the sable.
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Violence often breeds when people believe that they have been left with no alternative.
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We visited the International Cacao Collection, which breeds an astonishing diversity of cacao trees.
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Something that's really cool about all of this is the collaboration that it breeds.
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She has dressed dogs from many breeds in outfits sewn by a hired seamstress.
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They say the government should instead protect small family farms that grow heritage breeds.
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The suppression of creativity in China breeds plagiarism, which runs rampant on Chinese campuses.
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Breeds like pugs and Boston terriers "really resemble humans, or babies," Mr. Woo said.
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The tech industry is finally waking up to the fact that diversity breeds innovation.
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A rewards-based approach is always better than fear-based, and across breeds, too.
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But necessity breeds innovation, and they soon realize that their strength lies in numbers.
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Dogs, like people, are individuals, and there are no "good" or "bad" apartment breeds.
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You'll see breeds and percentages, as well as other fun tools at the top.
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Learn about different breeds — "do not make your choice based on looks," she said.
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The culture that shapes their lives purposely breeds a sense of distrust among them.
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Puggles are a cross between two adorable dog breeds — squishy-faced pugs and beagles.
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The cross of these two breeds is thought to be very obedient and intelligent.
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The planet's declining biodiversity threatens agriculture, placing our livestock breeds and crops at risk.
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Ancestry tests can also help you anticipate health concerns typical of certain dog breeds.
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How Gymnastics Culture Breeds Sexual Abuse Recent scandals have brought to light dangerous dynamics.
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That breeds a fiercely experimental culture that is disrupting entertainment, technology and, especially, retail.
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Heritage breeds have marvelous names, too: Duroc, Gloucestershire Od Spot, Tamworth, Red Wattle, Berkshire.
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Aegis destroyers employ launchers that contain different interceptors for different breeds of aerial threats.
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And don't call donkeys mules, which are actually half donkey and half horse breeds.
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"The decline in popularity of the [German Shepherd Dog] may reflect a general trend away from ownership of larger breeds and towards smaller breeds, but may also follow wide reporting of health issues within the GSD breed," conclude the authors in their study.
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It'll also provide tons of genetic markers from over 250 dog breeds, and unlike other tests that just tell you the breeds in your dog, Embark looks at the genetic basis of appearance to explain why your dog looks the way it does.
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By looking for disease genes in sick dogs in closely related breeds, she can exclude false positives; if four similar breeds with a disease all carry the same gene, one that unaffected dogs don't have, she knows she's got a strong candidate.
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These cats tend to get oily and often require more bathing than other breeds. 2500.
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For the first time ever, cats were included at the weekend "Meet the Breeds" event.
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The American Kennel Club is making room for two more breeds at its prestigious table.
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In case you're unfamiliar with the CFDA Incubator Program, it breeds some serious design talent.
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Not known for being the swiftest of breeds, bulldogs don't often compete in agility competitions.
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He breeds mastiffs—huge, friendly dogs that are known to be riddled with genetic disorders.
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Ask questions about how the animals have been socialized and how often the mother breeds.
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On that note, you can count on more designer dog breeds in the coming years.
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Mixed breeds, such as a German shorthaired pointer combined with a greyhound, are particularly competitive.
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"Love doesn't flourish in the shadows — if anything it breeds mistrust and uncertainty," Brateman says.
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The emphasis on dog aesthetics increased uniformity within breeds, as well as differentiation between them.
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Comfort breeds laziness and sloth, of course, and thus becomes its own kind of misery.
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Sphynx cats do require a little more attention than other breeds – bathing, cleaning nails, etc.
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On Wednesday morning, the American Kennel Club announced its annual Most Popular Dog Breeds list.
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Until that changes, a culture that breeds and encourages sexual harassment and sexism won't die.
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Over-reaction also breeds terrorism based on horror rather than the value of the target.
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In May, the authorities had organised a bovine beauty pageant to promote domestic cattle breeds.
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The strength of a thousand fire-breathing demons breeds in my infernal, sinking soul. pic.twitter.
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Despite the small business hiring optimism, Mucci said overregulation remains a headwind and breeds caution.
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United just announced it will resume allowing certain dog breeds in the cabin during flights.
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BONUS: Top 5 dog breeds in the U.S. Have something to add to this story?
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When you start so far behind, the very attempt to catch up breeds self-hatred.
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Yet, especially in America where our repression breeds obsession, we are ashamed of our proclivities.
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For Duveau, the focus is on the work, and in her experience, diversity breeds quality.
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The runner up was a Pointer called Chilli, the winner of the Gundog breeds category.
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Data on dog bites are unreliable because people are notoriously unreliable at identifying dog breeds.
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Foods with bioengineered ingredients are safe, but shrouding them in secrecy breeds doubt and fear.
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But automation only breeds more automation, and more rigid refereeing changes the style of play.
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Local breeds can thrive and produce eggs with minimal care and irregular feeding, he said.
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Or are they just a mixture of many breeds with origins too messy to trace?
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Dogs in other places, like Borneo, he said, show almost no trace of European breeds.
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The dog was a French bulldog, which will now be one of the banned breeds.
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Dozens of breeds, including schnauzers, German shepherds, Shih Tzus and Saint Bernards are on display.
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Specifically, if dogs are allowed on board as service animals, airlines can't differentiate between breeds.
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The bunny bag comes in four breeds: Netherland Dwarf, Chinchilla, Miniature and Holland Lop Ear.
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One would presume that anger breeds irrationality, radicalism and political as well as economic instability.
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On top of that, pollutants from agriculture are degrading the wetlands where the crane breeds.
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They outnumbered other breeds like the bichon frisé, the golden retriever and the Welsh corgi.
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"Activity breeds activity," said John Sellers, co-founder of Double Eagle, of the surge here.
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R. Ghodsee's "Electing for Autocrats", Ghodsee reveals how U.S.-led regime change breeds future demagogues.
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Machines are, for example, good at tasks like classifying things, such as breeds of dog.
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But taurine levels in other affected dogs, including mixed breeds, are normal, which puzzles researchers.
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I understand the need to insulate oneself from upsetting topics, but insulation necessarily breeds insularity.
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She said cat lovers are not as interested as dog lovers in fancy breeds — yet.
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Socialism breeds homogeneity, and in a socialist nation, punks can't help but become unmistakably conspicuous.
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All this breeds some basic satisfaction, said an understated Mr. Berg, the former council chairman.
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They're constantly assessing themselves on where they land, which breeds its own negatives and positives.
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Everything that science breeds, and you have specific scientists that are giving all this information.
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Success breeds imitation and competition, an open market for other lowlifes to stake their claim.
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I have three dogs, all different breeds, and all with a name that symbolizes something.
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We also used the opportunity to talk about the increased rehoming rate of northern Breeds.
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"Uncertainty breeds greater market volatility," Keith Lerner, SunTrust's chief market strategist, said in a note.
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Conservatives are right to worry that feeding at the government trough breeds dependency and laziness.
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In part, because our media environment breeds hysteria; in part, because Trump himself does so.
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But many of the most popular breeds, including beagles, dachshunds and Labradors, gravitate toward gluttony.
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However, the creator of Labradoodles has since said he regretted ever mating the two breeds.
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With the addition of the barbet and dogo Argentino, the AKC has 195 recognized breeds.
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Almost 2000 dogs competed in the National Dog Show this year, representing almost 200 breeds.
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Experience, even in a seemingly unrelated field, breeds confidence and maturity in the older candidate.
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You can seek out feed stores that keep the chick breeds completely separated from birth.
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There are so many terrier breeds — 32 in all — that they get their own group.
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There are show favorites and crowd favorites, and those are not always the same breeds.
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There are show favorites and crowd favorites, and those are not always the same breeds.
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Very expensive compared to dry food — roughly $40 per week (or more for larger breeds).
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These new breeds go by an array of odd names: Gumdrop, Tejon, Lost Hills, Famoso.
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THCP and CBDP may be more abundant in other breeds, however, which would take investigating.
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If there's one lesson from Pittsburgh, it's this: in all societies, hate speech breeds violence.
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More than 2,800 dogs covering as many as 202 breeds are expected at the event.
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New breeds have been added to the annual event and — brace yourself — so have felines.
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But stereotypes for breeds of dogs, like those for people, are quick to fall apart.
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It comes in three different sizes to fit dog breeds of every shape and size.
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If your favorite pooch didn't win at Westminster, take heart: Most popular breeds rarely do.
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What happens when you gather almost 200 breeds of dogs and cats under one roof?
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There's also the Pantaneiro cattle, which can resist parasites that would knock out commercial breeds.
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Some governments have started work to preserve their share of the 1,458 at-risk breeds.
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That said, many breeds have health problems because we've crafted them into impossible shapes that wouldn't be found in a state of nature; dogs are descended from a wolf-like ancestor, with most recognized breeds exhibiting only a superficial resemblance to their evolutionary forebears.
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There will also be breed restrictions, with 21 breeds of dogs and four breeds of cats banned from flying in the cargo hold, including Shih-Tzus, Pit Bulls, bulldogs, and Burmese and Persian cats, among others, due to their higher potential for health risks.
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America's dairy industry has relied almost exclusively on Holstein cows, and to a smaller extent Jerseys, but Pandit wants to work with breeds on the Livestock Conservancy's watch list instead, like his Dutch Belted and Guernseys, to avoid the genetic problems of more popular breeds.
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They are usually performed on larger dogs, since those are the breeds most prone to dysplasia.
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It's an unfortunate reality that every tragedy breeds not just misunderstandings but outright conspiracies and lies.
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For better or worse, that could result in profound changes to breeds like pugs and bulldogs.
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The samples then get processed and run through DNA My Dog's massive database of dog breeds.
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It sounds like a tig-great idea and just looking at them breeds oohs and aahs.
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It is now one of the most popular breeds in the United States for law enforcement.
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The species, also known as "European carp," breeds prolifically, allowing it to compete with native fish.
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People like Elijah do not come like grapes in bunches; he was the rarest of breeds.
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You can steal one if you're in need, and there are different breeds with different attributes.
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Rezvaya was especially impressed by unusual breeds, such as the Giants and the soft, fluffy Angoras.
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The company researched the pets of 26 dog-loving celebs to gather the most popular breeds.
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Well, except in the Nicole (Rebecca Breeds) storyline, but does anyone care about the Nicole storyline?
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When a wild female breeds with a GM male, the larvae die long before reaching adulthood.
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The divisive ideology breeds discrimination and intolerance, heightening the risk of communal violence and other instability.
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"There's a little bit of a trend of people interested in owning larger breeds," DiNardo says.
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The esteemed pups were added to the American Kennel Club's list of recognized breeds on Tuesday.
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They could have named him McGruff and there are other breeds that can pointer out crime.
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Dog DNA tests can help clear up the matter by distinguishing breeds and other helpful facts.
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Many purebred breeds suffer from hip dysplasia, osteoarthritis, musculoskeletal disorders, respiratory issues, and even behavioral problems.
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Some of the most beloved dog breeds in America have never won the Westminster Dog Show.
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I tested some rare breeds, but it seems Microsoft's app is limited to common household dogs.
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They're special breeds and I have to give them a bath once every 2-3 weeks.
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Hardcore, by design, is the primal scream of outcasts, and its antagonistic nature breeds only entropy.
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We're socially constructed to hide our flaws, and that breeds pain for a lot of people.
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Chances are, one or more of these breeds can be found in your magnificent mutt. 53.
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The latest video from Catholic Action, "Propaganda," is a perfect example of music that breeds excitement.
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Or they have been living among us already, and we've been breeding half-breeds all along.
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Competition breeds success, and in 2019, there is no shortage of either in the space industry.
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"Inequality breeds instability," said Xu, director for Asia-Pacific at the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).
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Dog Blueprint, $185, available at UncommonGoodsThere are over 100 dog breeds are available to choose from.
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No cats are 100% hypoallergenic cats, but some low-shedding breeds are better for allergy sufferers.
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It breeds political dysfunction, and it helps explain why so many Americans aren't swayed by facts.
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The format breeds intimacy with the reader, who receives regular dispatches stamped with the author's moniker.
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This illustration demonstrates that there was already a diversity of dog breeds in the 16th century.
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Every year, the American Kennel Club adds a select few dog breeds to its official list.
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Insider has rounded up the 25 newest breeds that made the list since the year 2000.
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Bulldogs, both English and French breeds, were among those walked through central London to Parliament Square.
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I got at least one breed right for 13 dogs, and two breeds for two dogs.
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Thousands of plant breeds in use today, from strawberries to barley, are the product of mutagenesis.
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Familiarity on WhatsApp breeds trust, which most of the time is a pretty great social good.
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As housing prices rise in an area, dog breeds tend to skew smaller and more expensive.
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Graft creates incentives for further self-dealing, which distorts economic decision-making and breeds public cynicism.
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The harsh mail the article engendered tells us something else about hate: It breeds more hate.
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Brian Miller, who breeds Olde English Bulldogges, a slim and powerful bulldog variant, in Holton, Kan.
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"Walnut growers had never seen anything like it," said Dr. Brown, who breeds walnuts and pistachios.
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That could including training dogs not to lunge when leashed and suggesting smaller breeds of dogs.
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With some breeds, that grooming cost is incurred even if the owner isn't showing the dog.
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Yet the appeal of pure breeds probably owed less to eugenics than aspiration—and still does.
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The longtime host John O'Hurley returns, joined by about 2,000 dogs from more than 170 breeds.
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If familiarity breeds contempt, as these two texts suggest, is being alone really the worst thing?
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This research highlights a concept that business leaders have stressed for years: Positivity breeds positive results.
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For a woman, the choice between such breeds of men is to be ignored or destroyed.
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Inaction breeds contempt and further exploitation and loss of jobs, along with higher prices of goods.
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This year, 2,000 dogs of 200 different breeds competed for the coveted Best in Show title.
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The fascinating thing from a viewer's perspective is the sheer variety of breeds these groups encompass.
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According to the FAO, we have already lost approximately 4583 animal breeds so far this century.
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The two breeds are competing in the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show for the first time.
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It's often because the success breeds a desire for control that the venture sought to avoid.
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This is more expensive, and can run into the tens of thousands for particularly large breeds.
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That authenticity breeds consistency since our internal voice tends to follow a set of core values.
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But a too-sharp familiarity with the rules of rap often breeds blind adherence to them.
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Big Boi has a bustling business selling American, French, and English bulldogs that his kennel breeds.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - From the fearsome Doberman Pinscher to the battling Tosa, some of the world's most notorious breeds will strut their stuff in the next two days at New York's Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, alongside the Toy Poodle, the Basset Hound and other smaller breeds.
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Prudential's Krosby said the markets won't benefit from protests surrounding the event or anything "that breeds uncertainty".
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Women live in a society that breeds into them an inherent knowledge of the futility of reporting.
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Dachsunds and chihuahuas are the two most aggressive dog breeds, and the combination yields one hellish competitor.
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She's a combination of breeds — German shepherd/Australian shepherd/Boxer mix — but Clara is 100 percent cute!
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But perhaps the cutest state designation belongs to the dozen dog breeds that are official state dogs.
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Studies of populist movements over time show this technique inevitably breeds contempt among leaders and followers alike.
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"All breeds welcome," it lied, with an image of a really tiny and really sprightly corgi puppy.
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It breeds in small containers of water, such as flower pots, cans and tires that collect rainwater.
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This year's new breeds are the most added in any year since at least 2000, organizers said.
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But as drivers are asked to do less, they are becoming more complacent — and complacency breeds danger.
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Are there some breeds or types of dogs where you need to take extra precaution when grooming?
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The researchers found that herding breeds — dogs that were bred to tend to livestock — are very diverse.
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It can tell dog breeds, plants, food and plenty of other things that it's grabbed from WordNet.
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"In the simplest terms that I can put it, I would say submissions breeds resentment," she shared.
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In each episode, he tries out something different, and this often breeds new solutions and ultimately success.
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Conservatives like to encourage home-ownership for political reasons, too, since they believe it breeds Tory voters.
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This breeds heightened anxiety and takes away from the collaborative spirit on which that coding is built.
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"We don't think he's more capable at being trained than other dogs or other breeds," says Kenny.
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The resulting breeds would essentially be genetically-modified organisms and could disrupt or even collapse existing ecosystems.
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An adult dog and a puppy representative of each of the top ten breeds attended the event.
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I posit a theory: It's the Sonic games' disparity in quality that breeds this kind of community.
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He also said leaders had to enact laws to end injustice and social inequality that breeds violence.
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In a few short weeks, you'll know exactly what breeds your canine friend is made up of.
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The little canine beat out more than 1,500 dogs from over 200 breeds at the California show.
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Specialization breeds biases that ultimately aggregate as international and ideological discord, which in turn leads to war.
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If a Gen 2563 kitty breeds with another Gen 0 kitty, the offspring will be Gen 1.
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The trick, however, is that every time a kitty breeds, its cooldown gets a little bit worse.
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What makes the "basic witch" different from earlier breeds of witches is her spiritual commitment to consumerism.
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This breed was also one of the top 10 American Kennel Club-registered breeds in the 1980s.
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Overall, between several return trips to the same residence, the shelter saved 52 dogs, all smaller breeds.
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That ignorance breeds a determination to stamp out the space rather than the source of the problem.
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Many well-known dog breeds have changed a lot physically in the last century, thanks to humans.
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Not all breeds have so drastically, however — for the Great Pyrenees, the differences are in the details.
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STALE FOOD IS REPELLENT, MONOGAMOUS LOVE BREEDS CONTEMPT, SENILITY CRIPPLES GOVERNMENT THAT IS TOO POWERFUL TOO LONG.
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Designed to fit small and miniature breeds, the Gooby Padded Cold Weather Vest is lightweight but insulated.
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The breed was first discovered in Montana in 1987, making them one of the newest cat breeds.
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Over 26 years, motility, the progressive forward movement of sperm, dropped 30 percent in all five breeds.
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DogRook's anti-bark collar is adjustable for dogs 11 to 110 pounds, of all breeds and ages.
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As a physician in psychiatry, the uncertain anticipation breeds a tension that renders restful sleep virtually impossible.
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"We're not a threat to anybody, the only threat is ignorance, and ignorance breeds fear," he added.
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This breeds a jealous feeling like no other, and I just want them to go away. Goodbye.
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But this is like panning for fool's gold, and it breeds an intolerable corruption of tax dollars.
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People see stuff as problems in Detroit, the vacancies, the blight—but that also breeds the scene.
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Unfortunately, we don't have any way of predicting which breeds will trigger your allergies ahead of time.
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Amidst a desert landscape, birds of different breeds fly, eat, swim, and transform, shedding feathers or tails.
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I've worked with 23 dogs at this point, and I know so many different dog breeds now.
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The prey species was always the yellow-spotted salamander, or Ambystoma maculatum, which breeds in the area.
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And that if you come from a country that breeds "terrorists" you should not be allowed in.
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The competition features dogs from 201 breeds and varieties, from muscular French bulldogs to butterfly-eared papillons.
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The breeds range from 10 to 200 pounds, and the dogs are all shapes, sizes, and colors.
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Candidates must exemplify a keen knowledge of canine breeds and health… and even examine a real dog.
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Hopefully it breeds and passes life on to its children, but there's no guarantee of anything else.
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Nonsporting dogs are the wide range of breeds that do not fit into the other six groups.
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Do you think the choices of breeds and names say something meaningful about who lives near you?
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We segregate ourselves by race and class, and accept the inequality of opportunity that doing so breeds.
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"Potcakes" are mixed breeds, named for the burned scrapings of peas and rice the locals feed them.
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Ms. Chen said she believed some of her pigs, which have whiter coats, are of mixed breeds.
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This breeds both an acceptance of forces beyond our control and the need to persevere, despite them.
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The proposal would explicitly prohibit airlines from banning specific breeds of dogs from traveling as service animals.
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A puppy mill is a business that breeds puppies for sale, often in conditions regarded as inhumane.
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Bookings are only for 80-minute time slots for specific breeds, according to the Pug Cafe website.
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The more unsettling the show seems, the more brainspace it consumes, and the more obsession it breeds.
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In India, where there are hundreds of banana breeds, the Cavendish is known as the hotel banana.
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According to the Qantas website, snub-nosed breeds are not permitted on flights longer than 5 hours.
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The unholy matrimony of dynastic totalitarian control and regime-sanctioned commercial activity breeds corruption, oppression and abuse.
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And within breeds, dogs meant for the show ring (and not just the couch) command a premium.
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And most pedigree breeds, after a century of in-breeding, are in dire need of genetic diversity.
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The annual National Dog Show touted some amazing breeds, but a bulldog topped them all this year.
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Thor beat out over 2000 dogs from over 193 breeds to claim his Best in Show award.
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It's a horrible place that breeds a pervasive predatory environment that includes both prisoners and prison guards.
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Repression also breeds despair and anger, creating more disaffected Egyptians from which extremist groups can draw support.
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This breeds inconsistency in our criminal justice response — a serious problem we should all be concerned about.
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The breeds have smaller openings to their noses and elongated soft palates, which makes breathing more difficult.
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As the Pentagon seeks to implement its policy, we can see how this shortcoming breeds practical challenges.
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He knows the difference between A1 milk and A232 milk, which come from different breeds of cows.
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And while catalog breeds engagement and value and fights churn, it's the originals that market your service.
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A visual encyclopedia of the era's most popular British breeds, the work features collies, hounds, and terriers.
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"…there is very advanced work underway at Microsoft in this area, which are able to take apart subtle differences, even when breeds look similar or through the many different colors within breeds," explains Mitch Goldberg, a development director at Microsoft Research in Cambridge, U.K based team built the experience.
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Details such as color and behavior are useful to ornithological sleuths in determining which bird breeds are present.
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There's so much we don't know about him Rebecca: I also wonder if he killed Nicole (Rebecca Breeds)?
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More importantly, a bonding of misfits breeds comfort—it creates a way to ease into our true selves.
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At Wisdom Panel's lab, Izzie's DNA would be scanned and analyzed in a database of 250 dog breeds.
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The breeds probably reflect some breeding that happened outside of the three generations that Wisdom Panel tests for.
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But the test they used only considered 321 sections of DNA when genotyping dogs and assigning them breeds.
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The beds come in three sizes to accommodate different breeds and range in price from $125 to $225.
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Negativity breeds more negativity, and our words could destroy God's work in someone else's life at that church!
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While these meds aren't effective on you, they can be fatal to cats and dogs, especially smaller breeds.
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"Some breeds are even prone to getting certain tumors or cancers when under excessive UVB light," he adds.
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Other breeds are allowed to fly, but only during certain months, in certain carriers and at certain ages.
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They are the ninth most-popular breed within the AKC, whose recognition qualifies breeds to compete in Westminster.
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Over time, inbreeding magnifies specific traits within a lineage, causing for wide physical and behavioral differences between breeds.
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Most people think shelters don't have pure breeds but there are great dogs here, like Pomeranians and pugs.
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But Mr. Aiello said that the right breeds were still more effective than humans or bomb-sniffing technology.
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Some photos might not pull up any breeds or may give you a breed you know isn't right.
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Over the course of two experiments, these recordings were played back to dogs of various ages and breeds.
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Comedians who say their humor is "risky" have to be one of the most irritating breeds of comedians.
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"The bottom line is that real growth breeds a real shift in what stocks investors like," Cramer said.
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The holiday celebrates all dog breeds, while encouraging awareness that many dogs need to be rescued each year.
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Breeds had to be reproducible with similar characteristics—they had to "breed pure", to use the original jargon.
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Still, because of Instagram's terms, buyers and sellers have to operate in semi-secret, which — unsurprisingly — breeds scammers.
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Certain breeds, like cocker spaniels, are prone to oily skin, so definitely suds them up once a month.
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Not only is the Queen an avid horse-racing fan, she breeds them and continues to ride too.
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"We're excited to welcome these two unique breeds into the AKC family," AKC Vice President Gina DiNardo said.
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Breeds have to have a National Breed Club behind them, like the Sloughi has the American Sloughi Association.
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I can name all 2017 breeds of chickens and have a full back tattoo of the Flint Hills.
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A new microscope in Thomas' lab, which is trying to create a mouse that breeds itself into oblivion.
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So they sequenced the complete DNA of 100 dogs across 21 breeds, 10 of which had screw tails.
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That breeds a loyal, engaged audience that will devour content and merch as long as it feels authentic.
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That's why Microsoft was proud to launch an app the other week that identifies different breeds of dogs.
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After they see me connecting with their dogs, I'll chat them up, talking breeds and ages and behaviors.
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Access breeds influence, especially with a president who tends to side with the last person he spoke with.
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We have different breeds of chicken, so our eggs will be blue and pink and very dark brown.
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Today, this mechanism breeds pessimism and negativity through the mind's tendency to wander until it finds a threat.
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What so many students like Norvilia are learning the hard way is that uniformity of thought breeds intolerance.
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We've researched dog coats to determine the best choices for the full range of dog breeds and sizes.
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And while undescended testes can have a genetic component, it occurred in all five breeds, suggesting another cause.
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The company Hansa Creations has created a collection of interactive cats and dogs of various breeds, for instance.
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Owners of hunting breeds, including terriers, retrievers, and scent hounds, were most protected from cardiovascular disease and death.
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When not being coiffed, the exquisite pups are available for ogling at the annual "Meet the Breeds" event.
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In many ways academia breeds, nurtures, and fetishizes the idea of the writer toiling in a garret, uncompensated.
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Other breeds have just started building a following in the past few decades and are fairly "new" dogs.
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"There are little areas with shavings like for horses," said Kari Smith, who breeds and shows Icelandic sheepdogs.
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The Chihuahua came in fourth, followed by the muscular pit bull, which includes a number of terrier breeds.
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Whether witnessing the worst breeds particular views or spaces catering to one taboo invite others is less obvious.
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"They learned the lesson from the last time that needless secrecy breeds suspicion and destroys credibility," he said.
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Cynicism breeds a kind of nihilism, a disbelief in all values, an assumption that others' motives are bad.
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"Their nose is better, their pursuit is better, their drive is better," Mr. Guzman said of the breeds.
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Local breeds, like the People's Pigs, have faded to a point that many of them might become extinct.
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Goldendoodles, a cross between a golden retriever and a poodle, are among the most popular mixed dog breeds.
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Once the veneer of impermeability gets cracked, it "breeds an anti-science backlash born of distrust," Cahalan writes.
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Dachshunds are No. 13 on the list of most popular dog breeds, according to the American Kennel Club.
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A British politician, Sewallis Shirley, established the first Kennel Club to organize the breeds and regulate the exhibitions.
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If their scrutiny breeds paternalistic regulation, it will jeopardize the United States' leadership in digital technology and finance.
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"That's really an American Kennel Club thing," David Helming, the Westminster show chairman, said of Meet the Breeds.
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However, some small puppies or toy breeds can experience low blood sugar if they are fed too infrequently.
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"Our basic finding is that different breeds of dogs have different brain anatomy," Hecht told Gizmodo by phone.
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Even larger animals are at risk, with more than 25% of local livestock breeds at risk of extinction,.
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Always consult your veterinarian before planning your trip, as certain breeds and dogs are at a higher risk.
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These rare breeds aren't your popular Holstein cattle or the broad-breasted bronze turkey you buy for Thanksgiving.
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