- to
crop dogs’ ears to
avoid damage and
injury in
fighting and hunting, with
tail docking practiced to
avoid the
transmission of rabies.
Cropping the...
-
Arizona white-
tailed deer. In some
western regions of
North America, the white-
tailed deer
range overlaps with
those of the mule deer. White-
tail incursions...
- 3 to 6 lb (1.4 to 2.7 kg), the black-
tailed jackrabbit is one of the
largest North American hares. Black-
tailed jackrabbits occupy mixed shrub-gr****land...
- of an animal's
tail. It
should not be
confused with
cropping, the am****tion of ears.
Tail docking may be
performed cutting the
tail with
surgical scissors...
-
Haliaeetus albicilla. White-
tailed Eagle Webcam - Smøla,
Norway White-
tailed Eagle at RSPB:
Birds by Name Live
webcam nest White-
tailed Eagle, Oostvaarderspl****en...
-
removal of part of an animal's
tail or, sometimes, ears. The term
cropping is more
commonly used in
reference to the
cropping of ears,
while docking more...
-
People and Pets, 2000, page 307 AVMA.org, AVMA
opposes cosmetic ear
cropping,
tail docking of dogs -
December 15, 2008 Cunliffe,
Juliette (2004). The Encyclopedia...
- two
sections and
cropped wingtip merged into a
smooth ogee curve.
Tailed delta – adds a
conventional tailplane (with
horizontal tail surfaces), to improve...
-
animal tail, less
commonly used in
reference to ears
Cropping (image),
removing unwanted outer parts of an
image S****booking, also
called cropping, the...
- The red-
tailed hawk is now
placed in the
genus Buteo that was
erected by
French naturalist Bernard Germain de Lacépède in 1799. The red-
tailed hawk is...
