JumpStart by Robb Armstrong for November 13, 2016

And the starring dog on ’Person of Interest"

There’s nothing ‘new’ with the Malinois, it is a shepherd breed older than the Gernan shepherd (the German shepherd has probably Malinois ancestors) and now that the German Shepherd has been bred to a hip damaged bent spine overbred dog the Malinois has totally replaced it in many countries as police, military and working dog. But it has always existed, in the shadows.

One-third of anything does not compute when it comes to a pedigree. It must be divisible by two.

Who cares about the dog’s breeding as long as he does his job?

Which part? Leg? Tail?

mort will always be the most friendly dog around.A loving dog for a loving family

There you go, Flossie Muddock, I looked just to see if anyone had caught it.

Only pedigree dogs have ancestor lists, no?

Blood? So old fashioned, its DNA alleles.Belgian Malinois? Will have to look that up.

We know (but Joe don’t know) just how good a watch dog he has.

So if one dog is 11/32nds of a breed (close enough to 1/3) and that animal is 4 generations back, then your dog is 11/512s, but about 2%. You can use mitochondrial dna to find out which side it came from but that still seems weirdly specific to me.

They are beautiful dogs.