by rolandslf » Thu Jan 27, 2011 8:55 am
I think it difficult to tell whether this is a genetic defect or not.
However, as we discussed last night, one way of proving this out is to mate them again, if the same thing occurs again, I would say that it is genetic and not to mate the pair again ever.
The problem is that if genetic, it may not be prevalent in both male and female, but only in one of them. Further proving out would have to be done to establish this.
Who knows, I may be way off course on this one, but I express my thoughts on the matter.
It is better to be Pissed Off than Pissed On.
Roland Friskin