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Somewhere back in this thread, someone said they were trying to breed partis and had been unsuccessful in breeding this color. I would think if this was clearly one recessive gene, it would be easy to get partis, no? Wouldn't you just take two partis, or two dogs that have produced parti pups? Did I misunderstand something? |
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The BTCA does also register its dogs with ARBA. ARBA is recognized by a number of creditable dog organizations in America. ARBA also recognizes the BTCA as the parent club for the breed. What you keep referring to on the Mars page is the blanket statement they make to the general public, it does not reflect the intricate work that they are doing with the BTCA. |
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If you breed two Biewers together you will always get all Biewers unless one of them has a Biewer looking splitter for a parent. |
Sure, and I'm not challenging you, because clearly you know a lot about this. I'm trying to understand better. Breeding dogs generally have many more children that people, so statistically, you should tend to the norm. It's one thing to have all three of your children be boys, but to have all dozen of your children be male would be very uncommon. It would seem to me that it would be pretty easy to produce partis if you want them. Do you know the post I'm referring to where someone said she was trying to produce partis but hadn't seen one yet? |
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But yes if you have two partis, you will get parties, recessive genes always breed true. However if you have a parti and a carrier, the odds are 50 50. so since i'm not getting any someone else must be getting 100%. LOL |
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JeanieK, Did you personally speak with the Mars people? Does anyone have any pictures of the Partis as puppies? I have never seen them. |
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Yes it is pretty easy to produce Partis if you want them, all you have to do is breed two Partis together. Some breeders are breeding "carriers" and the odds become 1 in four it will be a Parti. Some people probably are breeding what they think to be carriers, but are just regular yorkies. Remember the odds of producing a regular yorkie when you mate carriers together are also one in four. I'm not sure how they would know he's a carrier, unless the dog has produced a Parti before. |
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