Can you isolate the gene in a Mastiff so that you produce only fawns or apricots

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  Can you isolate the gene in a Mastiff so that you produce only fawns or apricots
« on: August 18, 2008, 05:44:04 pm »

DesireU
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  A friend and I were talking and he seems to be under the impression that you can isolate the brindle gene in the mastiff so as to only produce Fawns and/or Apricots.  I told him that I don't believe that is possible.  They only produce fawns, apricots, and brindles in the variation of the fawn and apricot.  Can anyone help me on this subject?

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  Re: Can you isolate the gene in a Mastiff so that you produce only fawns or apricots
« Reply #2 on: August 18, 2008, 08:29:42 pm »

lorim2
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Thanks Lisa.  That was really a very interesting article!

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