Is it ok to breed a white male with a white female dog, in breeds that the color white is not a dominant color

Answer 1

You will run the risk of genetic defects affecting hearing and eyesight, teeth, as well as suppressed immune system. I am not sure of the percentages of increased propensity, but will research and post if I find it.

Answer 2

White is actually a recessive gene..if you breed two white dogs together..there is a 50% chance the dog will or will not be white.

Answer 3

only if both dogs have competed in dog shows to PROVE they are the best examples of the breed WORTHY of passing on their genetics... to breed dogs otherwise is simply unethical and creates lower quality dogs for no other reason than breeding dogs....
the puppies wont necessarily be white it depends on the domanance/recessive genes which I am not sure of -

Answer 4

It's the size of the dogs that you are breeding, not the color!

Answer 5

It's the size of the dogs that you are breeding, not the color!

Answer 6

There is the chance of deaf puppies depending on the breed. Research your breed first, so you know what you are doing.

Answer 7

There is enough of unwanted animals in this world, do not add to it. GET THEM FIXED. Forget about adding more dogs to the unwanted ones now.....

Answer 8

DON'T BREED OR BUY WHILE SHELTER ANIMALS DIE!!!
For every puppy you breed and find a home for, you are killing a puppy in a shelter, because that is one less home looking to adopt one.
Millions of puppies are killed in shelters. Please don't sentence any more to death.
Please, PLEASE, please spay and neuter your pets. If you can't afford it, call animal control in your area, they have programs to help.

Answer 9

sure, your puppies will just be white, there's nothing wrong with that

Answer 10

This should help answer your question.