Examples of using Breeding programme in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Guided behind the scenes tours give a rare glimpse of their kiwi breeding programme.
Through a breeding programme, the three sons established the breed that we have today.
Any dogs with the disorder should be spayed or neutered andnot used in a breeding programme.
In the first three years of the breeding programme 76 kittens were produced- 34 with straight ears and 42 with folded ears.
With this said, breeders should have their stud dogs hip scored andeye tested before using them in a breeding programme.
I would say the Española species is the most successful breeding programme in the Galápagos,‘ enthuses Tamara.
Fading Kitten Syndrome-Breeders should have stud cats blood tested before using them in a breeding programme.
The few remaining wild birds were placed into a breeding programme in 1987 and then slowly released back into the wild.
For crops species, eliminating this dormancy is one of the firsttraits that has to be dealt with in a plant breeding programme.
She set up a breeding programme in the fifties using a black American Shorthair which she crossed with a sable Burmese cat.
Congenital Myasthenic Syndrome(CMS)-Breeders should stud cats tested before they use them in any breeding programmes.
It might even be time to end some of the large-scale breeding programmes, with facilities focusing only on a few vulnerable subspecies.
However, stud cats need to be tested for any breed specifichereditary health issues before being used in a breeding programme.
Having seen the massive rabbits in a newspaper,Kim planned to set up a breeding programme to boost meat production in the famine-hit country.
Carriers would not normally develop the problem in their lives,but they may well pass it on to their offspring if used in a breeding programme.
Canine Neuronal Ceroid Lipofiscuionis- Breeders who use"carriers" in a breeding programme should have all puppies tested for the condition.
The family-run farm usually has a herd of 20,000, but like every one of Australia's pork producers ithas put the brakes on production, stemming its normal breeding programme.
As such no other breed was used in a breeding programme to ensure that the Balinese only had Siamese and Balinese cats in their bloodlines.
A breed enthusiast named Mrs. Williamson saved the BeardedCollie from vanishing altogether when she began a breeding programme in the mid-1940s.
Diego was brought in fromCalifornia's San Diego Zoo to join the breeding programme set up in the mid-1960s to save his species, Chelonoidis hoodensis.
It is worth noting that female Shih Tzus are more at risk than their male counterparts of developing them and again any dog known to suffer from theproblem should not be used in a breeding programme.
He used one specific white coated Fox Terrier in his breeding programme and through careful selection and breeding, a distinct breed in its own right emerged.
Fortunately, with the advancement in veterinary medicine, it is now possible to have all Irish Setters DNA tested for this eye disorder andany dogs with the condition are never used in a breeding programme.
A little later, in 1993,the breeder imported another street cat from Kashmir and used him in her breeding programme and she chose him because he had spots between the ears.
There are more than 5,700 species of all animal classes held by members of the European Association of Zoos and Aquaria alone, which represents only about 8 per cent of all zoos in Europe,but only a little over 200 of these species are in managed breeding programmes.
This encourages us to strengthen our search plans to find other turtles,which will allow us to start a breeding programme in captivity to recover this species,” said Danny Rueda, director of the Galapagos National Park.
The Ragamuffin is a large semi-longhaired cat derived from the Ragdoll breed that has developed into a completely separate variety as a result of a breakaway groupforming in the mid 1990s from the original Ragdoll breeding programme in America.
Through the use of technology that can accurately identify fish with desired traits andselect them for its selective breeding programme, TLL researchers have been able to breed good-quality and salt-tolerant tilapia, now in the fifth generation, without any genetic modification.
Thankfully a breed enthusiast by the name of Mrs. Williamson got a female Beardie from Scotland and a male from Devon in 1944 andshe started a breeding programme at her Bothkennar kennels which saved the breed from extinction.
In 1987, Carol Ann Brewer realised that her bobtailed cats had a very distinct look about them andstarted searching for more similar type cats which she then used in a breeding programme to create a wild looking polydactyl cat with a short or bobtail.