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Littermate syndrome (sometimes
referred to as
littermate dependency) is a
blanket term for a
variety of
behavioral problems in dogs,
which are attributed...
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become distressed if
separated from
physical contact with
their littermates by even a
short distance.
Puppies are born with a
fully functional sense...
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smaller "****ers" were used in wood****
hunting while their larger littermates were used to flush, or "spring",
other game birds. In 1902, The Kennel...
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often called a brood.
Animals from the same
litter are
referred to as
littermates. In most
female mammals the
average litter size is
about half the number...
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reproduce exclusively with
members of the same coat
morph and can be
littermates with the
common red variety,
although captive po****tions bred for the...
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Cersei demands that Lady be
killed in her
place when they
cannot find her
littermate.
Despite his objections, Ned
Stark obeys the king's
order but
kills Lady...
- Pair of
littermates featuring the
proper markings (top) and
skewed markings (bottom),
demonstrating the
difficulty in
achieving uniformity...
- Two
littermates at 10
months of age, left is an
unaffected littermate and on the
right is a ****
affected by
pituitary dwarfism...
- not
considered a "runt" if it is
healthy and
close in
weight to its
littermates. It may be
perfectly capable of
competing with its
siblings for nutrition...
- — Mickey
Rourke Beau Jack
sired two of Rourke's
later pets, Loki and her
littermate Chocolate. Beau Jack died in 2002,
although Rourke reportedly gave him...
