hairless females bad mommys?

[carlson]

I have a hairless girl she's a great mom her first litter with me was 13 and she was better than one if the other new moms I had going then. I'm in process of breeding her again to one of her sons to try and get a hairless male so I can branch off an try an get some constant hairless rats that aren't inbreed too much. First gen will be.

[GWITTY]

it depends on the type of hairless you have full nude they have no hair at all, they have the most problems with producing milk skin infections and kidney failure. then there are the patch work hairless they have curley whiskers like they have been singed and little patches of hair that grow in and fall out from time to time. the patch work make good breeders most of the time have only had 1 out of 10 not be able to produce milk.

[satomi325]

it depends on the type of hairless you have full nude they have no hair at all, they have the most problems with producing milk skin infections and kidney failure. then there are the patch work hairless they have curley whiskers like they have been singed and little patches of hair that grow in and fall out from time to time. the patch work make good breeders most of the time have only had 1 out of 10 not be able to produce milk.

To my knowledge, he's talking about recessive hairless.
The other hairless(mock hairless) you are referring to is Double Rex (homozygous rex). Double Rex have no issues producing milk or breeding. It's a recessive hairless issue.