I have a question about a purebred mixing with a "mutt"?

Question

Is it true that if a purebred has puppies with a mutt, then the purebred is bred the next time with another purebred of the same breed, that the puppies may not end up being purebred because of the previous pregnancy with the mutt?

Answer 1

No that's not true. In any subsequent breedings, the puppies will be purebred assuming it's bred to the same breed dog.

Answer 2

Not unless the purebred dog she is bred to is not really purebred at all. Some dogs look purebred but aren't and some dogs that look like mutts are actually purebred but it's the dog that impregnates her that actually contributes genetics to the puppy.
Incidentally, dogs are famous for having multiple sires.
More than one dog can father a litter.

Answer 3

As quite often all human beings else has already suggested, purebred canines are greater suitable for the job their breed grew to become into meant to accomplish. although, as a puppy, there isn't any superiority- what suits with one person would possibly not in good shape with yet another. I very own 3 purebred canines and all 3 of them are rescues. I even have rescued approximately ten canines- 2 of that have been combination-breed. between the mid-breed canines had to be euthanized for aggression, the different resides in his lifestyles out thankfully in a loving domicile. The purebred canines have been all rehomed and additionally are dwelling wholesome chuffed lives. Does this advise that purebreds are greater suitable pets? No. I merely got here approximately to have one canines that had subject concerns. yet this additionally highlights a mix-breed canines that did not make a suitable puppy.

Answer 4

No, if you had a baby when you were 16 to the local pedophile and the baby was dumb as a brick does that mean your new baby you just had with a brain surgeon is going to be dumb also? I don't think the semen stays in the systen that long... having said that, the definition of a purebred is so flimsy that you might as well breed it with a "mutt". The pups will be healthier.

Answer 5

No that wouldn't be true. Once the dog has her puppies that breeding is over. Any breeding after that would be with the mate of your choosing. Of course with any intact dog you always have the chance of a mismate, so one needs to take care . Most females are bred at a time known as silent heat.

Answer 6

All of the above are correct but, you need to know how some people think and it use to be widely accepted. They believed that the blood of the mother would become polluted by the blood of the mixed breed pups while they were still in the womb. Some people actually claim that it altered minor characteristics of the female like, coat, eye color, and coat color. Do not freak out on me saying that this is not true. These are not my thoughts though, some breeders still think this way even though they do not know why.

Answer 7

No,
sperm only remains viable for a matter of a couple of days. It will not last for months. Even with akc, if your dog is accedentally bred with a mix or another breed, only that litter is not eligable to be registered. All other litters, if bred correctly will be.
If your dog was with a pure and a mix, you could have both in the litter and genetic (dna) testing can be done to determine which are which. In that case, the pure puppies in the litter can be registered and the mixes in the same litter will not.

Answer 8

Forget that ! The genealogy of the pups will not be affected in the future by such a mixture. If a human has a child with a race other than her own , other children will be like to whatever race the next parents are. Just don't tell the AKC.

Answer 9

No. Each pregnancy depends on the donor egg and the donor sperm. If the eggs come from pure bred X and the Sperm come from pure bred X, the resulting puppies will be pure bred X.

Answer 10

No the first litter will be mutts and the second litter will be purebred