DM Testresults

FreierFranke · 24-03-2011, 15:35

At the moment, the witch-hunt to watch following: There are almost only used male dogs with N/N.

Here again the implications for breeding:

Maybe about 25% of dogs have DM / DM. Then about 20% of these will go out of the breed.

Maybe about 50% of dogs have DM/N. Then maybe only 10% of these will go out of the breed (mostly males)

The remaining 25% of all dogs go into breed, but is often taken (mostly males)

Without the shift to dogs with N/N, we already have a loss of about 30% of all dogs. Then the shift to the N/N -> We have a loss of between 20 to 40% will have the genetic diversity,… if it goes on!

This is just an example. Everyone can expect for yourself.

24-03-2011, 15:35	#11
FreierFranke Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: 95182 bei Hof/Saale Posts: 648	At the moment, the witch-hunt to watch following: There are almost only used male dogs with N/N. Here again the implications for breeding: Maybe about 25% of dogs have DM / DM. Then about 20% of these will go out of the breed. Maybe about 50% of dogs have DM/N. Then maybe only 10% of these will go out of the breed (mostly males) The remaining 25% of all dogs go into breed, but is often taken (mostly males) Without the shift to dogs with N/N, we already have a loss of about 30% of all dogs. Then the shift to the N/N -> We have a loss of between 20 to 40% will have the genetic diversity,… if it goes on! This is just an example. Everyone can expect for yourself. __________________ Bei allem immer viel Spaß wünschen: Der Franke mit der besten Freundin von allen und Bragi, Sohn Odins und dessen Gemahlin Freya und dessen Tochter Ayla :-)