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  1. Carson
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    Q&A: Vets weigh in on Fido's food (Cosumer Reports)

    What's funny is that NOTHING you eat or wild animals eat has EVER been deemed to be a complete diet or even a balanced diet. We eat whatever we...
    Post by: Carson, Feb 21, 2015 in forum: Health & Nutrition
  2. Carson
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    Q&A: Vets weigh in on Fido's food (Cosumer Reports)

    Therefore, "There's no scientific evidence that any food is better than the next"
    Post by: Carson, Feb 20, 2015 in forum: Health & Nutrition
  3. Carson
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    Q&A: Vets weigh in on Fido's food (Cosumer Reports)

    And still relevant.
    Post by: Carson, Feb 20, 2015 in forum: Health & Nutrition
  4. Carson
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    Q&A: Vets weigh in on Fido's food (Cosumer Reports)

    "There's no scientific evidence that any food is better than the next" Pet food prices, what you get by spending more (Note: All but one have...
    Thread by: Carson, Feb 20, 2015, 6 replies, in forum: Health & Nutrition
  5. Carson
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    high % protein dog food and diarrhea

    yep, it certainly is.
    Post by: Carson, Feb 17, 2015 in forum: Health & Nutrition
  6. Carson
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    high % protein dog food and diarrhea

    nope. “We’ve found that dogs, particularly working dogs with a high level of athleticism, get most of their energy from fats." The hunting dog...
    Post by: Carson, Feb 17, 2015 in forum: Health & Nutrition
  7. Carson
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    Few versus the many?

    You still do not grasp the true meaning of the word you keep using. LOL
    Post by: Carson, Jan 6, 2015 in forum: APBT Bloodlines
  8. Carson
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    Historically

    Exponentially and other various reasons, of course there are more contributors, admittedly or not. It stems from factual history, documented or...
    Post by: Carson, Dec 17, 2014 in forum: APBT History
  9. Carson
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    Blue

    “Nothing is so firmly believed as that which we least know.”
    Post by: Carson, Dec 17, 2014 in forum: Staffordshire Bull Terriers
  10. Carson
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    Blue

    Blue Paul Terrier - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
    Post by: Carson, Dec 16, 2014 in forum: Staffordshire Bull Terriers
  11. Carson
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    Progenitor To The Bulldog

    "It is a remarkable story of how a functional type can survive non-pedigree breeding for centuries to emerge as a distinct type which breeds...
    Post by: Carson, Dec 13, 2014 in forum: APBT History
  12. Carson
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    how genetics work

    Gladly. Now some who are reading may say, "who cares," well heritability actually matters when talking about genetics and I will let Mr. Gary...
    Post by: Carson, Dec 13, 2014 in forum: Breeder Discussion
  13. Carson
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    how genetics work

    COLOR: As with all genetic traits, every animal inherits one copy of each locus(locations on the chromosomes) from each of its parents. Each of...
    Post by: Carson, Dec 13, 2014 in forum: Breeder Discussion
  14. Carson
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    how genetics work

    It is good to think but I am not awry of anything. My intent was to point out the difference between selectivity and heritability, regardless of...
    Post by: Carson, Dec 12, 2014 in forum: Breeder Discussion
  15. Carson
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    My pup just shy of 5 months old. (big pics)

    he's a looker.
    Post by: Carson, Dec 12, 2014 in forum: Photography, Artwork & Videos
  16. Carson
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    how genetics work

    No, what you said and I quote, "What varies is how it manifests, and that is what needs to be tended to over time. That's called selectivity," is...
    Post by: Carson, Dec 12, 2014 in forum: Breeder Discussion
  17. Carson
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    how genetics work

    incorrect, sir. Selectivity Heritability Heritability measures the fraction of phenotype variability that can be attributed to genetic...
    Post by: Carson, Dec 12, 2014 in forum: Breeder Discussion
  18. Carson
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    Raw feeding helpful references/cheat sheets

    MEAT, FAT AND OTHER EDIBLE CARCASS PARTS
    Post by: Carson, Dec 11, 2014 in forum: Health & Nutrition
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    Historically

    I'm sure there are way more unknown dogs that have contributed to the breed by private dogmen and dogmen not allowed to be part of the "scene,"...
    Post by: Carson, Dec 11, 2014 in forum: APBT History
  20. Carson
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    how genetics work

    to a degree, yes. Heritability
    Post by: Carson, Dec 11, 2014 in forum: Breeder Discussion
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