The role of genetics in dog training?

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JAG asked:


It is a proven fact that genetics play a part in the training and behavior of dogs. A dog with a history of well tempered, trainable dogs in its background will have these same characteristics to an extent.

However, what if a dog with a good genetic background falls into the wrong hands or situation early in life. For example, if that dog is not well socialized when it is young, will its genetics enable its rehabilitation once it is removed from that situation and provided with the proper training and handling? Can its past be overcome by its good breeding?

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    1. New Year's Basset Says:

      Since there have been dogs that were rescued from deplorable conditions, but came out friendly and tails wagging, I’d say yes.

    2. Chetco Says:

      The mercy of them do treat one differently than the softer dog but if he were severely.

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