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Just a reminder, if you are having rabbit genetics concerns or questions, contact our chat group and we may be able to help. The only dumb question is the one...
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1033
Hi Suzy, My best guess is, if neither parent shows the fault, then it most likely is recessive. So both parents probably carried it. I don't know if it is...
Janet Gruber
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Oct 1, 2006
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" I simply removed the animals with the problem when I could, working toward a better type overall as well as elimination of the pigeon- breasted animals. ......
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Oct 1, 2006
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You do realize that orange is a chestnut agouti with the non extension gene, just as tort is a black tort with the non extension gene, don't you? Deidre Deidre...
Deidre Edder
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Oct 1, 2006
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Dear Suzi; there is also the possibility that not these kinds of deformity are caused soley by genetis. There are a number of possible ways in which events ...
Helga Vierich-Drever
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Oct 1, 2006
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While we are most familiar with the inheritance of recessive and dominant genes due to our interest in color inheritance, recessive and dominant genes are not...
Pamela Nock
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Oct 1, 2006
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Hallo, for they, who intersted, its not a pigeon breast, but a deformed (doubled) rib who i had found in my cooking pot. The pic can be seen on this site: ...
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Oct 1, 2006
5:49 pm
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thank you for posting the pic. Very interesting. Win, Olivia, Iffy & Lad, the buns and hammies, and the (dearly departed) spider, Lucky...
Winifred Rogers
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Oct 1, 2006
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1040
In a message dated 10/1/2006 10:19:21 AM Eastern Standard Time, Yes, I know all about it. I am being blissfully ignorant for now;) I'm just glad that it isn't...
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Oct 1, 2006
10:32 pm
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I have mentioned this rabbit before when she was 8 weeks old, she is a charlie, but I am having some problems with her. She is really thin and although she...
Melissa Leavitt
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Oct 1, 2006
10:44 pm
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Melissa, I dont know if this is a charlie thing but I can tell you that I have a 5 month old doe that I got a 6 weeks old - she was fine until 10 weeks when...
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Oct 1, 2006
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I have a question. I bought a doe from about 10 feet away because I liked the look of her body, face and ears. I knew I could use her for those things anyway....
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Oct 1, 2006
11:24 pm
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Melissa, I wanted to add something to the -in my experience- very good advice given by Jane. I have also found that a weak solution of Oxytetracycline in ...
Helga Vierich-Drever
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Oct 2, 2006
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Thanks for all the info and the culling advise. This doe seems to be a very mild case and is a really nice type otherwise. I've had another judge examine her...
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Oct 2, 2006
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... Are there steel genes (Es) in the lionhead breed? I am guessing there are, and your descriptions sounds much more like steel than 'bad squirrel'. Steel...
Stephen
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Oct 2, 2006
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Thank you to those who have given me advice. I dont really believe the myth that Charlies are not as in good health as any other rabbit. It is there coat...
Melissa Leavitt
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Oct 2, 2006
2:17 pm
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Yes, lionheads have the steel gene - not very often because people have been culling it out. Thank you Steve. I totally forgot about the steel gene. Jane...
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Oct 2, 2006
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... the myth that Charlies are not as in good health as any other rabbit. > Melissa ... Not a myth at all. The genes that control the neural crest cell ...
Pamela Nock
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Oct 2, 2006
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Your doe sound a great deal like what we have seen in wide band Woolies. The ring color is near gone and tip color is only seen on the head or maybe a bit...
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Oct 2, 2006
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Wow, Pam, that is the first time I've heard a real explanation for this. Do you have any data on how frequently megacolon occurs in Charlie-marked rabbits? Is...
Helga Vierich-Drever
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Oct 2, 2006
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... Don't have any actual numbers on how many are affected. Dwarf Hotots do have a shorter life span in general and are more prone than other breeds to GI...
Pamela Nock
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Oct 2, 2006
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No kidding? Who decided that, and how do they enforce it? - Sharon ... -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version:...
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Oct 2, 2006
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Sally, Can you explain how that wide band squirrel comes about? Slower so I can get it. Thanks. Jane...
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Oct 2, 2006
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... So do Rhinelander, Checkered Giants, Hotot and English Spots prone to the same or similar requency of tummy troubles as the Dwarf Hotot? We have only had 2...
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Oct 2, 2006
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The other spotted breeds seem to have enough cell migration that they are not as badly affected as rabbits with very minimal color such as the Dwarf Hotots....
Pamela Nock
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Oct 2, 2006
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Dear Pam; I am very grateful to you for sharing this information. I get Charlies in the Mini Rex and have found them useful in breeding broken animals, but I...
Helga Vierich-Drever
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Oct 2, 2006
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Dear sharon; I don't know much more than I said. I read about it on Renate Regitz's Website. remember she sent in that picture of a charlie chaplain Lop that...
Helga Vierich-Drever
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Oct 2, 2006
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... I can get ... Hi Jane! As I understand it, wide band widens or stretches to double the center band of color. When I sat down tried to put it into words...
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Oct 2, 2006
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Jane, sorry "how wide band squirrel comes about?" I went into back peddling, question if I still want to suggest wide band squirrel in my post and really don't...
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Oct 2, 2006
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We had a jersey wooly born in our barn, dam blue that carries cchd and sire chestnut that carries cchd. I first thought she was a squirrel but the older she...
Brenda Lumley
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