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Date Posted: Tue, Sep 04, 04:40:58am CST
Author: perry
Author Host/IP: cache-dtc-aa09.proxy.aol.com / 205.188.116.13
Subject: Re: Breeding Merle to Merle
In reply to: Pops 's message, "Re: Breeding Merle to Merle" on Mon, Sep 03, 08:10:10pm CST

>>I'm curious, hasn't it been documented that breeding
>>merles together can produce deaf and/or blind dogs?
>>
>>--Bill
>
>yes
Just curious as to anyone that has actually raised or witnessed a deaf or blind pup due to a merele to merle cross?? I have seen cases where it produced double mereles. My understanding a double merele carries the albino traits. Correct me if needed. They show extra white and lite colored eyes. I have seen several pups that were deaf. They were black and tan colored and not a result of a merle x merle cross. This has been my personal obersavations only.

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