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Dam Genes Predominent


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Dont think its that straightforward but I dont believe the genes of the Dam to be dominant. First cross collie/grey= merle pups, not many merle greyhounds around. First cross beddy/grey= rough coated pups, not many rough coated greyhounds around......

 

Ok....you get the idea...

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I've heard that the bitch determines the size of the pups and I suppose to a certain extent it seems possible, but I've also had a pup that grew to a solid 27, he was a big lad too, frow a lightly built 24 inch bitch. I would have to add that he was the only one from two litters and the others were all fairly consistant.

 

Its a complex subject.....little bit above my head when you get into a few breeds in the pot...

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Whos to say there are no geneologists on this forum? :clapper:

 

well there could be but i doubt it...there arent that many geneologists about...i dont think...at least i dont know any... :clapper:

 

I dont believe that dam genes are predominant , Its just you hear lads saying it and id like to know what makes them believe this to be true. Its a load of horse manure if you ask me.

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i am not sure but i think it depend on the breeds that you cross rather than it being a dog or bitch. for example if you cross a jrt most of the pups end up being white becouse of years of breeding for whites becouse if it is a diffrent colour it not a jrt. so if you cross it with a dog that dosent have to be a certain colour then the white colour will be dominant.

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I would be more interested in bonestructure size, pace and drive than colour. I cant see how it would make any difference whether it was the sighthound or the other breeds vagina the pups came out of.

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I would be more interested in bonestructure size, pace and drive than colour. I cant see how it would make any difference whether it was the sighthound or the other breeds vagina the pups came out of.

 

i just used colour as an example mate it should be the same with othere atrobutes aswell like bonestructure & size the longer the breed has been bread to have them the more dominant the genes will be. ;)

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I would be more interested in bonestructure size, pace and drive than colour. I cant see how it would make any difference whether it was the sighthound or the other breeds vagina the pups came out of.

 

i just used colour as an example mate it should be the same with othere atrobutes aswell like bonestructure & size the longer the breed has been bread to have them the more dominant the genes will be. ;)

 

Oh ya I know you were only giving an eg. I was just wondering if its slightly different with temperment and length of limb etc ;)

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I've heard that the bitch determines the size of the pups and I suppose to a certain extent it seems possible, but I've also had a pup that grew to a solid 27, he was a big lad too, frow a lightly built 24 inch bitch. I would have to add that he was the only one from two litters and the others were all fairly consistant.

 

Its a complex subject.....little bit above my head when you get into a few breeds in the pot...

 

 

Doesn't work that way either mate my mates wee bitch 21tts was caught by a full deerhound and all the pups were 26 +

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I would be more interested in bonestructure size, pace and drive than colour. I cant see how it would make any difference whether it was the sighthound or the other breeds vagina the pups came out of.

 

i just used colour as an example mate it should be the same with othere atrobutes aswell like bonestructure & size the longer the breed has been bread to have them the more dominant the genes will be. ;)

 

Oh ya I know you were only giving an eg. I was just wondering if its slightly different with temperment and length of limb etc ;)

 

 

everything about your dog comes down to the genes, althoguh then you can get into the nature versus nurture debate, which is just a little too much on a hunting forum lol, anyway, length of limb and other bone structure is all down to the gene's, either the mother or the fathers genes can determine this, the thing is that a dog with dominant genes in one area wil have sumbissive genes in other areas, and the same goes for the bitch, when they are put togethr the dominant genes come through more than the submissive genes, because dogs have been bred for coat and colour, and this is the most visible of the things that they have been bred for it is this that we can see easily, yes a jrt x will likely be jrt coloured, and the same goes for a beddy cross, it will have a better coat than the greyhound parent, because it is a dominant gene which has come through over generations of selective breeding. lol this is geneology for dummies tho, i cant go into much more than that other than common sense based on a rather remedial overview of the subject. but no the dams genes are not dominant every time.

 

So the sires genes are just as likely to be dominant as the bicthes genes are to be dominant. And the bitches genes being more dominant and influencing the pups more is a pile of manure.

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