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View Poll Results: Het Pied "Markers"--fact or fiction?

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  • Fact - I have proven poss het pieds with markers to be hets several times.

    8 9.09%
  • Fiction - I've never proven a possible het with marker to be a het, or only once or twice, with others that had the markers not proving out.

    14 15.91%
  • Undecided - I've seen it go both ways.

    66 75.00%
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    Re: Het Pied "Markers"--Fact or Fiction?

    Quote Originally Posted by Surfer View Post
    I have 1.1 100% Het Pieds and neither of them have it. So in my world the 80% rule I read somewhere is total BS LOL!

    I did see a Petsmart WC normal with the marker though, Wow, I thought what are the odds? Not that great I suppose. I believe like someone said before, some breeder with good business sense came up with a great marketing scheme to sell possibles.
    I have nothing to gain from relating my experience and my experience has not been minimal, and is continuing to grow. For those who feel that a striped belly is unrelated from the pied trait, I invite you to purchase any poss het pieds that I sell without markers because I will sell them for a fraction of the price! So for me this is not a way to make extra money.

    I really do wish that there were no het pied markers. Because I believe their are, I cannot and will not in good conscience sell an unmarkered possible het for the same price as a markered one.

    I will openly post any findings that I discover in my breedings. This year should give a lot of data in the debate and I will post all of it in the my official clutch thread. Like all of you I'm only interested in discovering the truth and understanding the animals better!

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