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All dog breeds have health problems. You just need to look them up.
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Do Puli dogs chase cats?
Any dog breed can chase cats.
Is the Canaan Dog a healthy breed?
Yes. The Canaan Dog is a healthy breed of dog and it does not suffer from any genetic health problems.
Would a breed of two related cockapoo have any problems?
The inbreeding of two related dogs of any breed could result in puppies that are not healthy, emphasizing any negative genetic traits.
Do border collies have any problems?
Yes, they tend to try to herd people and vehicles
Do labradors have any health problems?
Labrador retrievers are prone to hip displacia and retina displacia they also tend to have weight problems
Which dog breed doesn't have any or has very few types of problems?
Mostly pure-breed dogs don't have many problems, so dogs like Boston Terriers and Pit bulls wouldn't have as many problems as mix breeds and mutts.
Hoe old do dogs get?
It all depends on what type of breed you have as well as any health problems.
When is a bull to old to breed?
five for any dog and if you breed them to much they could develop problems and may die having birth or from ovary cancer
Is it good to select breed a cow?
Yes. You can't just breed any bull to her, as you could have problems with a) the cow calving out, or c) health/thriftiness of the calf.
What health problem do staffordshire bull terriers have?
Staffordshire Bull Terriers are a very robust and healthy breed which tend not to inherit any breed specific health problems. They do, however, often become overweight due to their love of food and lack of exercise - this problem can easily be solved by longer walks and more exercise. Although pedigree Kennel Club registered Staffords can have some health issues (none breed specific), generally this is a very healthy breed.
What is things of Arabian horses which make him better then other horses?
Arabians are no better nor any worse than any other breed of horse. Each breed has it's own merits and problems.
Pick a dog with few health problems?
If you are looking for any dog that has the least risk of congenital, developmental or inherited diseases, your best bet is to get the most hybridized cross-bred mutt you can find - your goal should be a dog that even a veterinarian or a shelter worker can't figure out what breeds went into that dog. Every pedigree breed has a list of diseases that members of that pure breed are more likely to get or are more likely to develop. By getting a cross-breed, and preferrably a third generation or further multiple-breed cross-breed or mutt, you reduce the risk of the genes associated with disease from any one breed will be dominant enough to actually cause the disease. However, this is a probability statement, not a guarantee of risk absence - all dogs, regardless of pedigree and breed background, will have some inherited predispositions to disease that can either be managed or be neglected. Also, dogs are susceptible to a wide variety of infectious diseases as well as acquired diseases like diabetes, which are related to lifestyle.
