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What is difference between pure and impure breed . how we can measure it and where it effects?
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∙ 13y ago
A Purebred is a dog, cat, horse and any other sub category or animal that hasn't had any other different breed taint the bloodline and only comes from previous stock of its breed whereas an Impure breed is a mix of two of different breeds, tainting the line and making the offspring mongrels.
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