Health results (also DM!!) in the Wolfdog.org database

koboldine · 05/10/2011, 10h12

I don't think that this decision is wise.
From scientific point of view - it's deadly wrong, because genetic rules are figured out by human are not nature's rules, neccessarily.
There still is a chance that genes undergo mutation - in either way.

Furthermore, it will include - and exclude - potential breeding "material" only just because of assumption.
And it will not force people to pay for an official test, on the contrary, why take (and pay for) a test if my dog is already marked as N/? - when it's enough to breed with...

You have put so many hours and work into this data base - with this decision it will become less valueable, less reliable. That would be a great loss for our breed.

Please, at least re-think this decision, I know this is a private page and data base but you have many users who - like you - are interested in the future of the Czech.Wolfdogs.

05/10/2011, 10h12	#9
koboldine Junior Member Date d'inscription: August 2009 Messages: 472	I don't think that this decision is wise. From scientific point of view - it's deadly wrong, because genetic rules are figured out by human are not nature's rules, neccessarily. There still is a chance that genes undergo mutation - in either way. Furthermore, it will include - and exclude - potential breeding "material" only just because of assumption. And it will not force people to pay for an official test, on the contrary, why take (and pay for) a test if my dog is already marked as N/? - when it's enough to breed with... You have put so many hours and work into this data base - with this decision it will become less valueable, less reliable. That would be a great loss for our breed. Please, at least re-think this decision, I know this is a private page and data base but you have many users who - like you - are interested in the future of the Czech.Wolfdogs. __________________ Kein Mensch darf mir meine Schwächen so deutlich zeigen, wie meine (Wolfs-)Hunde es tun.