Sentence examples for modern purebred from inspiring English sources

The first significant imports to be permanently recorded with offspring still appearing in modern purebred Arabian pedigrees were those of James Boucaut, who in 1891 imported several Arabians from Wilfred and Lady Anne Blunt's Crabbet Arabian Stud in England.

The behavioral and morphological diversity present in modern purebred dogs is remarkable.

Modern purebred dogs have been created through selective inbreeding of desired phenotypes regarding both appearance and temperament, leading to frequent bottlenecks in population history.

Although previous ancient DNA studies revealed the existence of unique native American mitochondrial sequences, these have not been found in modern dogs, mainly purebred, studied so far.

Only a limited set of coat colors are accepted in purebred poodles, as for most modern breeds, and coats are required to be uniform [ 17, 19].

Broadcast on the BBC, "Exposed" spawned three independent reports into purebred breeding, each finding that some modern breeding practices -- including inbreeding and breeding for "extreme traits," like the massive and short-faced head of the bulldog -- are detrimental to the health and welfare of dogs.

Some Exmoor fanciers claim that the breed has been purebred since the ice age, a claim unsupported by modern DNA research, although a close morphological resemblance to the primitive wild horse has been noted.

The concept of purebred bloodstock and a controlled, written breed registry has come to be particularly significant and important in modern times.

They are purebred stock pickers".

J. J. is a purebred Jack Russell.

And this is a totally great purebred.