Sentence examples for qualify animals from inspiring English sources

In 1949, following a rash of victories in prestigious English races by French horses with "impure" American blood, the Law was modified to qualify animals on which eight or nine crosses of pure blood could be traced for at least a century and for which turf performances of the immediate family could be shown as a warrant of blood purity.

Under these principles, animal-based research is only approved by a qualified animal ethics committee, which includes members of the lay public, welfare organisations and veterinarians.

The 26 producers and restaurants that have received "Certified Humane" status are not just paying lip service to claims that they treat animals humanely -- they are confident enough to have qualified animal scientists visit their farms to verify compliance.

Enter DogVacay, a new marketplace out of Los Angeles incubator Science, that matches dog owners in need of pet-care services with qualified animal caregivers.

Founded by a husband and wife team, Aaron Hirschhorn and Karine Nissim Hirschhorn; LA-based DogVacay is a marketplace that matches dog owners in need of pet-care services with qualified animal caregivers.

Animals were maintained with a 12 hour day/night cycle in a specific pathogen-free (SPF) facility by trained, qualified animal technicians.

Dogs were captured alive and euthanised by a qualified animal technician (JT) using intravenous ketamine.

The largest limitation is probably the requirement of both a sophisticated tissue engineering unit and qualified animal laboratory facilities.

Ideally, only deny access as an emergency measure whilst seeking the advice of a qualified animal behaviourist or your veterinarian.

To keep up with these changes, the D.O.T.'s new guidelines said, "Animals that assist persons with disabilities by providing emotional support qualify as service animals".

Under this definition, the administration says, monkeys could not qualify as service animals, nor would reptiles; amphibians; rabbits, ferrets and rodents; or most farm animals.