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Old 12-10-2004, 14:13   #38
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Originally Posted by Margo
I read this question on the Czech Forum and it is true: how they want to check whether the "healty" genes of a Canadian Wolf are dominant if they mate a wolf with HEALTY dogs (and wolfdogs)? If they really want to make an research they have to mate HEALTY wolf with a dog with strong HD. After it they can see if the next generations are healty (it means genes of a wolf are really helpful) or not (it means wolfsblood don't help with fighting with HD).
The author of this question asked Hartl about it. The answer was: they used HD-free wolf and HD-free mix because offspring of such parents fits better for breeding with Czechoslovakian Wolfdogs. Simply said: it is another proof (this time already from Hartl) that it is not an experiment because they do not care to make any scientific work. They just want to have mixes which they will use to breed with CzWs...
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