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A Doberman-labrador cross makes a very good large dog for a pet that also makes a good indoor watch dog. They vary widely in appearance from shaded like a brown dobie to all black. We had one that lived 15 years. He was a magnificent dog, solid black, with webbed toes and an otter tail like a lab, but longer nose and legs. Very well muscled, 100 LBS at his peak of health. Loved people, but was very intimidating in appearance; would bark ferociously at stangers. Loved cats too, tended to not get along with other dogs until he got to know them.
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In music what is the relationship between pulse and meter?
Meter is a result of the periodic effect of pulse/beat in music
When male mood swing?
Mood swings in men are a primary symptom of andropause. Irritability as a result of a hormonal imbalance is a reality, especially for men between the ages of 40.
How did 5th 3rd bank come up with their name?
The Fifth Third Bank is headquartered in Cincinnatti, Ohio. Its unique name is the result of a merger between Third National Bank and Fifth National Bank.
How much is a ticket for not yielding?
Every jurisdiction has their own 'price schedule' for various violations. The question is too vague to be answered here. I think this type of violation is usually cited as a result of an accident between two vehicles.
What is the result in jai alai sports in cagayan valley for tommorow?
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What are the difference between crossbreeding and inbreeding in animals?
Crossbreeding involves mating individuals from different breeds or genetic backgrounds to produce offspring with desirable traits, often enhancing genetic diversity and vigor. In contrast, inbreeding refers to mating closely related individuals, which can lead to a higher risk of genetic disorders and reduced fitness due to the increased likelihood of inheriting harmful recessive traits. While crossbreeding aims to improve traits, inbreeding can result in the fixation of undesirable characteristics over generations. Balancing these approaches is crucial for effective animal breeding programs.
Can you let labrador mate with a pomeranian?
Sure. ---- Actually, this depends on whether it is a female labrador with a male pomeranian or vice versa. If you allow a male labrador to mate with a female pomeranian, you are risking the pom's health. This mix could result in puppies which are too large for the female to carry or deliver, the Labrador being a considerably bigger breed of dog. There would be no issues with a male pom mating with a female lab.
Producing offspring from parent with different forms of a is called crossing?
This process is known as "crossbreeding" or "hybridization." It involves breeding individuals from different populations or species with distinct genetic traits to produce offspring with a combination of those traits. Crossbreeding can lead to increased genetic diversity and may result in offspring exhibiting unique characteristics not seen in either parent.
Are mules multicellular?
Yes, mules are multicellular organisms. They are the result of crossbreeding between a male donkey and a female horse, both of which are also multicellular. Mules, like all animals, are made up of multiple cells that work together to form tissues, organs, and organ systems.
What is a labrapoodle?
A Double Doodle dog, also known as the North American Retriever, is an advanced-generation mixed 'designer breed' dog that results from the intentional breeding of a Goldendoodle (Golden Retriever + Poodle) with a Labradoodle (Labrador Retriever + Poodle). This combination breed is one of those preferred and selected for service dog duty and is known for combining good temperament with drive suitable for service dog use, as well as being an excellent family pet for reasons of good temperament and a tendency towards low-shedding and hypoallergenic qualities.
What is a hypothesis for a double colored flower science fair project?
A hypothesis could be: "If different color pigments are present in the flower petals, then crossbreeding two different colored flowers will result in a flower with both colors present."
How is a labradoodle like a poodle and different from a Labrador?
a Labradoodle is a result of breeding a pure breed Standard Poodle with a pure breed Labrador Retriever. A Goldendoodle is from Standard Poodle x Golden Retriever. I also think they are breeding a smaller version by using a smaller poodle size.
What is an F1 offspring?
An F1 offspring refers to the first generation of offspring resulting from the crossbreeding of two parental organisms or strains. This generation is often used in genetic studies to observe the characteristics that result from the combination of genetic material from the two parents.
Can Cynotilapia cichlid and kribensis cichlids be bread with each other?
Cynotilapia cichlids and kribensis cichlids belong to different genera and have significant differences in their breeding behaviors, habitats, and genetic makeup. As a result, they are generally not compatible for crossbreeding. While some cichlid species can hybridize, it is unlikely that these two would successfully produce viable offspring. Therefore, breeding between Cynotilapia and kribensis is not feasible.
What was the result between Brazil and Mexico?
The result of the game between Brazil and Mexico was 0-0
Why are some black labs legs short?
There are two types of Labradors, English and American. English Labradors are stockier and as a result, have shorter legs than the lankier American Labrador.
Who created hybrids?
Hybrids are organisms that result from the crossbreeding of two different species. In nature, hybrids can occur spontaneously, or they can be intentionally created through controlled breeding by humans. The specific individual who creates a hybrid would depend on the context in which the hybrid is being produced.
