[Jacob-list] crossbreeding
Linda
patchworkfibers at windstream.net
Tue Jan 5 15:24:07 EST 2010
It's because the Jacob is dominant black, rather than the recessive
black that you see in most other breeds. If a Jacob produces a white
lamb on another breed, the Jacob is only carrying one dominant black
gene instead of two.
Linda
Jaci Siehl wrote:
> Please someone let me know if I am correct on this or not....... I
> think that the reason we get black (or very dark) F1 offspring is
> because a Jacob is really a black sheep with white spots.........not
> just because black is generally a dominate color.
> Gary, am I correct in my thinking?
> /Jaci Siehl/
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