Pitbulls are short haired dogs and they are not born with long fur.
No. They are born with about 1/2 inch fur.
They are born with fur.
No, the length of a dog's fur is determined by its genetics, not by the length of the fur when it is cut. Puppies inherit their coat characteristics from their parents' genes, which dictate fur length, texture, and type. So, even if a dog owner cuts the mother's fur very short, the puppies can still be born with long fur if that is what their genetic makeup dictates.
yes obviosuly
No. The dog has genes for long hair and cutting the dogs hair does not change the dogs genes. Any puppies the has may have short hair it depends on the genetics of the father of the puppies.
New born puppies already av hairs on their body when they are born but rabbit do not av they are born naked with no fur
yes they can be that way when they are new born or you can dye there fur that color.
When poodles are first born their fur is straight to wavy. As they get older their fur or hair will become curlier.
I would imagine yes, if the mother has hair and the father has fur or vice versa then they could have puppies with either fur or hair
She wanted to make clothes out of their fur and in the process skin all of the puppies.
Newborn puppies don't have much fur at all for the first few days! Then they begin to get some fur but it is quite rough and doesn't move. But apart from the lack of nice fur, puppies' bodies are quite soft.
The fur color of the puppies is determined by the genetic traits inherited from their parents. The brown-furred dog likely carries genes for brown fur, while the gray-furred dog may have genes for gray fur. The dominant and recessive nature of these genes can result in a mix of fur colors in the offspring, which explains why three puppies have brown fur (possibly inheriting the dominant brown genes) while one puppy has gray fur (inheriting the recessive gray genes). This pattern of inheritance is consistent with Mendelian genetics, where traits are passed down according to specific rules.