Recessive= 2 copies of the same allele needed to create the phenotype (expression). 1 copy is called a "het" and appears normal.
In the subtext of 'Recessive', when the animal has 1 copy of the gene, it is called a het, and appears normal.

That's what it reads to me, and I imagine many others.

This description was not extended to the other 2 types, was not grouped or blanketed in either. It wasn't at the end of the other two, so I think the implications of my "it's called a het" should have ended there with the recessive.

If your going to go on about this, I will have to kindly decline any further responses.

I've made myself very clear, and I simply don't understand the continued statements from you.