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What are the affects of inbreeding in dogs?
Result of continued inbreeding:lack of vigor&probable extinction as gene pool contracts, fertility declines,abnormalities increase Read More »
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How bad is this inbreeding with dogs?
In the simplest of terms: what goes in is what comes out. If the dogs being inbred carry genes for genetic problems behind them or actually have those diseases themselves, those genes have a greater chance of being passed on to the offsprin... Read More »
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Inbreeding dogs, what will happen>?
dont listen to all the other garbage,...dogs are not people, but you didnt say how old the pup was...but I doubt its the culpert. At any rate the pups will be fine. And will no doubt make somebody HAPPY! Source(s): my big ol head Read More »
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Inbreeding and line breeding can actually be useful tools if done properly. If someone studies the pedigrees, genetics, and does genetic health testing.. these types of breedings can actually breed away from health problems, and help streng...
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People usually do not inbreed because if there is a bad gene,it will come out twicefold in the puppies.If no problems exists,the pups may come out just fine.You are suppose to skip at least one generation between a pair of breeding dogs.......
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pretty much every breed except Siberian Huskies have been inbred. over 90% of dog breeds were developed AFTER1850. I own Siberian Huskies. I have researched the history of the breed. I know for a fact the risk of genetic disorders is only 1...
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I agree with everything Toy Fox Terrier stated. I suggest that you browse breeder's websites who have their pedigrees posted. If the dogs are champions, or extensive champion lines, you will find line breeding occures in all of them. If don...
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I think line breeding is wrong....and yes I know it can produce some of the best traits however it can also produce some of the worst...so even with 100% knowledge of line breeding I still think it is wrong and thankfully some KC are now tr...
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It's because every organism has pairs of chromosomes, which may have different information (alleles) on them, even though they have the same genes. This is because one of the chromosomes is inherited from the mother, and the other from the ...
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That's not what I hear from gays. Marriage is all about love and commitment, not legal contracts. Tell me why there MUST be a legal contract? Why is the government in the marriage business at all? Why are we giving, by law, special benefits...
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