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Bella she's a 5/8 3/8 who will be 12 months old next week,she's already bumped into a few odds & sods on our daily exercise wanders..she is 100% going to do what's asked of her if early indication

4th full season for this fella. Just does what he does. Been great to have him as a role model for young dog. Always keeps me happy this fella Atb Igz

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5 hours ago, Franks dad said:

 

 

Not that anyones probably remotely interested lol,but I had the DNA test done on my boy  and the results are back , he should achieve a height of around 24” tts and a weight of between 50-80 lbs and has a special gene which causes  extra muscle mass and bulk to the back 

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I wonder how accurate that really is?

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10 minutes ago, Marvel said:

I wonder how accurate that really is 

The DNA is quite accurate, I knew some things such as dams exact  breed and a general idea of the sires breeding ( knew it was a lurcher ) … the height and weight not so much and  is based on averages on various calculators  but as he’s 20 weeks today 18” tts and 14.5  kgs it’s within the parameters? 

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10 minutes ago, Marvel said:

I wonder how accurate that really is?

Is it only for identifying cross breeds? So if you tested a breed that is breeding true it should be 100% that breed and not show any evidence of the breeds that went to make it up?  It would be interesting to test a lot of KC stuff if thats the case.

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2 minutes ago, jeemes said:

Is it only for identifying cross breeds? So if you tested a breed that is breeding true it should be 100% that breed and not show any evidence of the breeds that went to make it up?  It would be interesting to test a lot of KC stuff if thats the case.

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