Genetics based selection pressure to breed better, healthier dogs
Abstract
The ability to apply selective pressure to breeding dogs to improve the genetic health of offspring begins with an understanding of the selection tools that we have available to us, as well as the ethical responsibilities to use these tools in assisting with breeding decisions.
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Published
2012-12-03
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Bell , J. S. (2012). Genetics based selection pressure to breed better, healthier dogs . Clinical Theriogenology, 4(4), 527-534. Retrieved from https://clinicaltheriogenology.net/index.php/CT/article/view/13612
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