| Various contentions have been put forward
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| | original purebred breeds (eg Poodle).
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| in the dog world by some, (eg those
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| | And may even deliberately continue this
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| against mixed dog breeds), that 'hybrid
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| | practice, in attempts to 'strengthen' a
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| vigor' is allegedly not possible (for
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| | desired characteristic in the offspring
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| example) when breeding mixed breeds such
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| | or progeny (eg the soft curly coat of the
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| as Labradoodles (ie mixed breeding of
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| | Poodle).However, not only would this
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| purebred Labradors and Poodles) as it is
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| | significantly reduce and/or remove the
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| alleged that hybrid vigor is only
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| | hybrid vigour or heterosis (which is one
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| possible with mixed breeding of unrelated
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| | of the main advantages of mixed dog
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| animals (eg horse and donkey). However,
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| | breeds such as Labradoodles), but it
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| that is not correct, and the benefits and
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| | would be producing offpsring or progeny
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| nature of hybrid vigour or heterosis in
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| | which are basically just more and more
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| mixed breeds such as Labradoodles has
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| | Poodle, and less and less Labrador
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| been known of some some time.It should be
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| | Retriever. And if that is what is truly
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| noted that it is well regarded and
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| | desired, then why not just breed Poodles
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| recognised that hybrid vigour or
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| | in the first instance? Rather than
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| heterosis effect is 'strongest' or
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| | creating a mixed breed (eg Labradoodles),
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| 'highest' in the first generation of
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| | which initially has significant benefits
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| progeny produced from the crossing of the
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| | from the hybrid vigour or heterosis, but
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| two purebred breeds, such as in
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| | which is gradually reduced or removed
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| Labradoodles. That is, when the two
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| | through the back-breeding etc?I have
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| parents are purebred (eg Labrador
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| | provided various extracts, links etc
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| Retriever and Poodle) and are crossbred,
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| | below that relate to hybrids, and to
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| their progeny or offspring have the most
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| | hybrid vigour or heterosis. And hope
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| hybrid vigour or heterosis effect. And
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| | that these may assist with the
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| this first generation of progeny or
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| | understanding etc of hybrid vigour or
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| offspring are commonly referred to as the
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| | heterosis.Firstly, in a New Zealand
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| F1. And the next generation F2, etc,
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| | government publication(1):"What is a
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| etc.If, for example, you were to then
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| | hybrid?A hybrid is an organism resulting
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| breed an F1 progeny to another F1
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| | from a cross between genetically
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| progeny, then the hybrid vigour or
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| | different parents. Hybrids can arise from
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| heterosis in the progency or offpsring
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| | crosses between closely related species
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| produced would be significantly lower
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| | (interspecific hybrids) or by crosses
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| than in the F1 generation. And the
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| | between different types (subspecies,
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| further down the generations you continue
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| | varieties, cultivars) within a species
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| (eg F2, F3, etc), the hybrid vigour or
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| | (intraspecific hybrids).Hybridisation
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| heterosis continues to diminish to the
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| | occurs naturally, but it is also widely
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| extent that it is insignificant.Some
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| | used in selective breeding programmes for
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| breeders, for example, of mixed dog
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| | both plants and animals. The mule is an
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| breeds such as Labradoodles, even further
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| | interspecific hybrid between the horse
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| minimise hybrid vigour or heterosis by
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| | and the donkey, bred to combine some of
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| 'back breeding'. For example, they may
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| | the favourable characteristics of each
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| breed an F1, F2, etc back to one of the
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| | parent.
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