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    Utonagon what the heck

    My advice would be to find a geneticist who would be willing to help. If you have a broad enough gene base, you should be able to make steps...
    Post by: pod, Oct 3, 2006 in forum: Utonagan
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    Utonagon what the heck

    Not wholly correct Wolfie. The reason I joined this thread was because of the comment - This now clearly misleading and possibly not in the best...
    Post by: pod, Oct 3, 2006 in forum: Utonagan
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    Utonagon what the heck

    Whatever the breeding of this dog, it's important that the information goes into the archives of the breed for future reference. As this does seem...
    Post by: pod, Oct 3, 2006 in forum: Utonagan
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    Utonagon what the heck

    Just done a quick search A daughter of Sulin Shimber is scored - Recall Naja at Wolfsean Hips 49:51 total 100 The COI on her pedigree is...
    Post by: pod, Oct 3, 2006 in forum: Utonagan
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    Utonagon what the heck

    I would think it is possible that excessive excercise at a young age could cause this amount of hip damage but there doesn't seem to be any proof of...
    Post by: pod, Oct 3, 2006 in forum: Utonagan
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    Questions irish staffy's stay blue?

    I know it is popular belief that breeding blue to blue continuously will further dilute the colour but there is no genetic basis to this. It's also...
    Post by: pod, Sep 24, 2006 in forum: Staffordshire Bull Terrier
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    Discussions Czechoslovakian Wolfdog

    Yes, reading this Dharkwolf, I can see now I have been a bit hasty with some of my criticism...sorry. Thanks for the explanation and a very...
    Post by: pod, Sep 9, 2006 in forum: Czechoslovakian Wolfdog
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    Discussions Czechoslovakian Wolfdog

    I would just like to comment again on the method of calculating wolf % in pedigrees as I think this an important point and if Dharkwolf, you have...
    Post by: pod, Sep 8, 2006 in forum: Czechoslovakian Wolfdog
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    Discussions Czechoslovakian Wolfdog

    Found a really good site by Ray Coppinger - http://www.grapevine.net/~wolf2dog/dnaid.htm
    Post by: pod, Sep 7, 2006 in forum: Czechoslovakian Wolfdog
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    Discussions Czechoslovakian Wolfdog

    Whether mates are chosen by natural selection (wild) or artificial (domesticated) makes no difference to way in which mtDNA or Y chromosome is passed...
    Post by: pod, Sep 7, 2006 in forum: Czechoslovakian Wolfdog
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    Discussions Czechoslovakian Wolfdog

    Hi Mys... not seen any evidence of you being thick:grin: But I'm definitely not very good at explaining things and DNA is not my specialist area....
    Post by: pod, Sep 6, 2006 in forum: Czechoslovakian Wolfdog
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    Discussions Czechoslovakian Wolfdog

    Thanks for the link Per. Having read previous webpages with the writings of Ann Dresselhaus, I am now naturally suspicious of anything by her:?...
    Post by: pod, Sep 6, 2006 in forum: Czechoslovakian Wolfdog
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    Discussions Czechoslovakian Wolfdog

    I can’t find anywhere that von Stephanitz has actually said that (though I haven’t read the whole book!) but knowing Dr Willis, I will rely on him...
    Post by: pod, Sep 6, 2006 in forum: Czechoslovakian Wolfdog
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    Discussions Czechoslovakian Wolfdog

    Hi Per, welcome to Dogsey! The second link you have posted; excepts from Geo Horowitz book. You have unfortunately cropped off a very...
    Post by: pod, Sep 6, 2006 in forum: Czechoslovakian Wolfdog
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    Questions Utonagans again - why are rescues been advertised as available to breed?

    Hi Jess Yes, I agree with you here. Starting a new breed these days, with all the knowledge we have on genetics, should provide a great...
    Post by: pod, Sep 5, 2006 in forum: Utonagan
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    Questions Utonagans again - why are rescues been advertised as available to breed?

    Liz, I do think you are confused as to what a gene pool is. It is the combination of all the different 'genes' of the dogs within the breed. The...
    Post by: pod, Sep 4, 2006 in forum: Utonagan
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    Questions Utonagans again - why are rescues been advertised as available to breed?

    Forgive me if I've been totally misled Liz but it says on the club website that the breed "started out as a crossbred."...
    Post by: pod, Sep 4, 2006 in forum: Utonagan
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    Questions Utonagans again - why are rescues been advertised as available to breed?

    Thanks Mys. Thats interesting, the mean of those scores is 11 which is much more like the expected. I've also found a website where it says two...
    Post by: pod, Sep 4, 2006 in forum: Utonagan
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    Questions Utonagans again - why are rescues been advertised as available to breed?

    If there is another record base of hip scores that aren't listed with the BVA then possibly yes, hips status has been monitored. But that leaves the...
    Post by: pod, Sep 4, 2006 in forum: Utonagan
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    Questions Utonagans again - why are rescues been advertised as available to breed?

    Variation in type is no bad thing. It's present in all breeds to some degree. I think to carry on the road of trying to improve aesthetics like...
    Post by: pod, Sep 4, 2006 in forum: Utonagan
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