Someone needs a refresher course on probability ;)
A bred to B (Clear bred to carrier), each puppy has a 50% chance of being either A or B (clear or carrier).
Here's a pretty chart... http://www.optigen.com/opt9_test_prcdprabs.html
Nicole is right - 50% clear 50% carrier (statistically speaking) The chart she referenced is easy to understand. The probability is the same as breeding a pure black to a black carrying yellow.
Someone needs a refresher course on probability ;)
A bred to B (Clear bred to carrier), each puppy has a 50% chance of being either A or B (clear or carrier).
Here's a pretty chart... http://www.optigen.com/opt9_test_prcdprabs.html
Nicole is right - 50% clear 50% carrier (statistically speaking) The chart she referenced is easy to understand. The probability is the same as breeding a pure black to a black carrying yellow.
LOL... or a Black carrying yellow to a yellow.... and getting all black puppies in a litter of 9... oh, and they were all males.... you want predictability? Find another hobby.
Greg Lynch - Kellyn Labs
LOL... or a Black carrying yellow to a yellow.... and getting all black puppies in a litter of 9... oh, and they were all males.... you want predictability? Find another hobby.[:))
Beg to differ, Greg - I've found it a very predictable hobby. Experience has taught me that, if I want a black bitch from a yellow/black mating, I'll get 5 black dogs and 3 yellow bitches, So I just opt for a dominant black stud dog and can be reasonably certain of getting..... 9 black dogs!!!
[Nicole is right - 50% clear 50% carrier (statistically speaking) The chart she referenced is easy to understand. The probability is the same as breeding a pure black to a black carrying yellow.
LOL... or a Black carrying yellow to a yellow.... and getting all black puppies in a litter of 9... oh, and they were all males.... you want predictability? Find another hobby.
Predictability and probability are two very different "animals". I believe there's Yiddish proverb that says, "Man plans. God laughs." How true!