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what are the chances that this will not work. also the male was a reverse brindle and my boxer is fawn. which is the dominate.
There are a dominate Brindle gene and a non-dominate Brindle gene. Fawn with Fawn produces 100% Fawn puppies, Brindle with Brindle produces 100% Brindle puppies, Fawn and Brindle produces 50-50% puppies, and the dominate Brindle gene increases the percentage.
Brindle versus Fawn genes; Brindle dominate is the dominate gene, the non-dominate is a 50% chance... of either...
Artificial insemination chances are the same for any species; 50%.... Why not mate the normal way?
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