Breed Standard

1. Health A male runt Rottweiler; puppies that are atypical of the breed standard are often sold by breeders as family pets.

Animal Abuse

1. Foster care providers, especially those with family pets, should be alerted to the potential for animal abuse to occur.

Hunting Dogs

1. Today this dog is still used as a watch dog and guard dog, however, they are also used as hunting dogs and family pets.

Show Dogs

1. The two most common types are stripping (used on virtually all show dogs) and clipping used mostly on family pets.

Breed

1. They are large enough to be "manstoppers", with adequate coat to protect them from the Russian winters, but the majority of the breed are family pets. (Web site)

Pet

1. Discuss the health of all family pets with your veterinarian when one pet becomes infested.

Affectionate Dog

1. The Pembroke Welsh Corgi is a loving and affectionate dog, and will get along well with gentle children and family pets.

Dogs

1. Standards can also get along well with other family pets, including cats, but they may be aggressive towards dogs they don’t know. (Web site)
2. They will generally get along fine with other family pets although they are terriers and can be feisty toward other dogs.

Companion Dogs

1. Today, most terriers are kept as companion dogs and family pets. (Web site)

Family Pets

1. Compatibility: Schnoodles are usually friendly with children, other dogs and other family pets but may see small animals as prey.
2. These dogs have spirit, courage, and plenty of energy, making them ideal as watchdogs, companions, and family pets.
3. It is good with family pets, but it can be aggressive toward strange dogs, animals, or rodents.

Categories

1. Companion Dogs
2. Schnoodles
3. Show Dogs
4. Hunting Dogs
5. Affectionate Dog
6. Books about "Family Pets" in Amazon.com
   

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