Sentence examples for whose breed from inspiring English sources

The dog, whose breed has not been confirmed, was destroyed at the scene.

Pas de Chat, her Devon Rex cat, an unusual-looking beast whose breed was said to have inspired the look of Steven Spielberg's character E.T., meanders around, too.

Such is life for travelers like Louie, a French bulldog whose breed has been banned from most commercial airlines — not for the dogs' bark or bite, but because so many have died in flight.

Another of the more than 200 animal subjects Ward did for the agriculture board was "Gloucestershire Old Spot" (circa 1800-5), an enormous brown-and-white pig whose breed was good for humongous quantities of pork and bacon.

The 275 horses which entered the study consisted of 139 Finnhorses, 71 Icelandic horses, 45 ponies, 12 horses of different breeds and 8 horses whose breed was not known (Table 1).

We were at the Fun Field Trial here, a hunting training program held in the spring for dogs that have never hunted but whose breeds were created to do so.

Data from 1,021 bulls whose breeds were Brahman (n = 113), Tropical Composite (n = 741) and crossbreeds (n = 167) from five farms born from 2004 to 2009 were used in the current study.

We defined the classification accuracy to be the percentage of individuals whose predicted breed of ancestry matched the reported reference breed.

Humans have been tweaking nature's genetic codes for thousands of years – just take the domestic dog, whose many breeds are the result of carefully selected breeding.

AT THE GALLERIES about Clifford Odets's paintings... Odets was a radical playwright whose Depression bred works are now more praised than produced, and whose subsequent….

The filthy and severely deformed offspring of a horrifying incest cult whose members bred together for generations have been discovered in a remote farming community in Australia.