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Dog History review

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bitch a female dog
litter a group of puppies born from the same pregnancy
heat cycle this is an active period of a bitch's reproductive cycle. Its characterized by a bloody discharge, the release of eggs for fertilization and a period of active willingness to breed
sire designation given to father of the litter
stud male dog that performs breeding on the bitch
whelping The act of giving birth aka labor
dam designation given to the mother of the litter
outcrossing breeding 2 non related individuals
line breeding breeding 2 distantly related individuals
The gestation of the dog is 63 days T/F True
Most breeders will attempt to have a low coefficient of inbreeding meaning they are trying to balance having predictable traits with genetic diversity T/F True
AKC stands for American k9 club T/F False
An example of a cross bred or designer dog is the standard poodle T/F False
The Labrador is considered an ancient breed T/F False
According to the AKC top 10 breeds Chihuahua makes the list T/F False
While genetic inbreeding lines is frowned upon by many kennel clubs, line breeding is widely accepted T/F True
Dogs share 99.8% of their DNA with wolves and foxes T/F False
The AVMA opposes ear cropping, but not tail docking False
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