The phrase "and purebred" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to animals, particularly dogs or horses, to indicate that they are of a specific breed and have a pedigree.
Example: "The breeder specializes in Labrador Retrievers, and purebred puppies are available for adoption."
Alternatives: "and of pure lineage" or "and of a recognized breed".
The streets are lined with upscale shops that sell smoothies, gourmet cupcakes, and purebred puppies.
He said he believed that extreme animal rights activists, who have called dog shows and purebred competitions inhumane, might have been responsible.
The earthquake, which struck early Wednesday, killed at least 1,900 people in Jiegu, famed for its horse-racing festival and purebred Tibetan mastiffs.
Mr. Constable's book describes Mrs. How's hobbies of raising bees and purebred mastiffs, as well as her offers of Champagne and honey to buyers who met her scholarly standards.
Neutered and purebred cats lived longer.
Brown Swiss × Holstein (BS × HO) crossbred cows (n = 55) and purebred Holstein (HO) cows (n = 50) were compared for milk yield, fat and protein production, somatic cell score, milking speed, and udder measurements for the first 3 lactations.
But before the week was out, Cruz was dead, and his snow white body was at the center of a high-stakes mystery, a whodunit that has rattled the show world and ignited tensions between animal activists and purebred-champion breeders.
And purebreds needed a special permission slip -- papers -- to get in.
Where the history of so-called inbreds and purebreds is concerned, how insurmountable is the distance between an insular religion's compound and an old drafty castle?
Therefore, the performance of genotype imputation might differ between crossbreds and purebreds.
Both, STRUCTURE and NEWHYBRIDS identified hybrids with great accuracy and purebreds with slightly smaller accuracy in simulation A (Tables 4 and 5).
