Sentence examples for common breeder from inspiring English sources

In the US, a birth certificate is the most common breeder document.

Little is known about the Asian range, but korejewi is a common breeder in Pakistan and Kashmir.

The Working Western Family, abbreviated 2WF, have no common breeder or ancestor, but are the horses bred to be stock horses and work cattle, some descended from Government farm stallions shipped west.

On coffee plantations in Central America, where a disease called coffee rust was a common threat, breeders wanted to return to Ethiopia, the origin of the coffee plant, and find a variety within the seed bank there that would be rust-resistant.

In common with pigeon breeders, Popstars judge Louis Walsh navigated his own private Galapagos island of fame and chose for future propagation only those that he deemed best fitted to survive, secure mates and perpetuate their own kind.

Four Old World and three New World species met these criteria, including societies varying from small-group, singular cooperative breeders (common marmoset and cotton top tamarin) to large-troop, multi-male, multi-female polygynous mating systems (rhesus, cynomolgus, talapoin, squirrel monkeys, and olive baboon).

In Norway it is common practise for breeders to temporarily exchange cats for reproductive purposes.

Stock ducks were allowed to roam freely during the day, and would swim in local ponds which, although privately owned, were treated as common property among the duck breeders; breeders would label their ducks with markings on the neck or head.

On the other hand, the English springer spaniel is a common breed, and our impression is that owners and breeders are not at all familiar with the disease.

The quiet streets and marinas of Claridge soon resemble the landscape of a zombie movie, though the predators have more in common with the eager breeders of the "Alien" movies.

This should be a common goal for all breeders, regardless of breed or nationality.