The dangers of inbreeding in dogs

Just like humans, inbreeding in dogs can also induce various defects and genetic diseases. For example: epilepsy! Epileptic seizures in dogs are sudden or repetitive discharges produced by some neurons with relatively high excitability in their brains, resulting in sudden abnormal behavior in the dog's brain function. These clinical symptoms usually appear: difficulty in movement, physical Convulsions, loss of consciousness, etc. occur.

Why do dogs have inbreeding?

In fact, it is not true. Unlike humans, dogs do not identify their relatives by their appearance, but by their smell. Therefore, there is no concept that a dog that grows up cannot recognize its mother’s family. We all know that it is our human ethical concept not to engage in inbreeding. Dogs do not have such ethical norms, and no one has instilled such ethical concepts in them. Secondly, dogs are naturally attached to their mothers and relatives, which will cause them to be closer to their mothers and sisters, which also increases the probability of inbreeding.
So, whether it’s for the dog’s health or for its own ethical awareness, it’s best not to let dogs get close to each other for breeding~