As Adam Smith might have said, competition breeds choice.
Other factors beyond personality, such as allergies and size, can also influence dog-breed choice, she added. .
He's a mutt, it's true, but if you told me he was Marie Antoinette's breed of choice I'd believe you: a golden sausage with the most human eyes I've ever seen on a non-human.
Long the breed of choice for three-day eventing, a thoroughbred, the 7-year-old gelding Might Tango who had raced as a 2-year-old in California, carried Bruce Davidson Sr .through the dressage, cross-country and stadium jumping phases at the newly built Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington to secure the world championship in eventing for the United States in 1978.
A Montana Hereford was just chosen as the breed of choice, says Geoff Spencer, a spokesperson for NHGRI, and sequencing will begin in the next few months.
Start acting like that breed of choice.
Within the military, the breeds of choice are generally the German shepherd and a Belgian shepherd, or Malinois, but Marines in Afghanistan rely on pure-bred Labrador retrievers because of the dogs' good noses and nonaggressive, eager-to-please temperaments.
Finally, the methods implemented to assess conservation priorities pointed out Maltese, Girgentana and, at lesser extent, Messinese and Argentata dell'Etna as the breeds of choice in the context of safeguarding programmes.
If you know anyone who has the dog breed of your choice, ask if you can care for it for a "trial run".
Grown-up choices breed complications -- for the Tour, its sponsors and the sisters, too.
If this rings faintly of "Alice in Wonderland," well, that is because airlines are not like other businesses, where competition breeds variety and choice for consumers and profits for business.
