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It is important to understand that BITSA can only detect breeds that are present in a dog's
ancestry. Sometimes either one or both parents can be termed 'outbred' (dogs
with mixed breed parents and grandparents). In this case, distinct breed signatures are not
present within a dog's DNA and this absence prevents a primary or secondary breed from being
determined in a heavily mixed breed dog.
'Primary, Secondary, Distant' - What does it all mean? |
