Selective Breeding and Dog Breeds

The video features a discussion with Nick Jenkins about Corgis, their characteristics, and their history as working dogs. It delves into the concept of selective breeding, its impact on dog breeds, and how instincts are bred into dogs. The conversation shifts to rat breeding, highlighting specific traits and the purpose of breeding for cuteness. The video concludes with acknowledgments and thanks.

What are the two types of Corgis discussed in the video?

• Highland and Lowland

• English and Irish

• Welsh and Scottish

• Pembroke and Cardigan

What is the primary reason Corgis were bred?

• To be show dogs

• To be working dogs

• To be cute

• To be guard dogs

What is a potential downside of selective breeding mentioned in the video?

• Increased intelligence

• Encouragement of diseases

• Decreased lifespan

• Loss of fur color

How does selective breeding affect dog instincts according to the video?

• It only changes physical traits

• It can breed instincts into dogs

• It makes dogs less intelligent

• It has no effect on instincts

What is a problem associated with breeding Bulldogs?

• They are too aggressive

• They cannot give natural birth

• They are too large

• They have weak immune systems

What is the main focus of Jesse's selective breeding program with rats?

• Enhancing their cuteness

• Increasing their size

• Improving their intelligence

• Making them more aggressive

What is a 'Dumbo' rat characterized by?

• A spotted coat

• Large ears on the sides of their head

• Pink eyes

• A curly tail

What is a 'Rex' coat in rats?

• A smooth and shiny coat

• A curly and wavy coat

• A spotted and speckled coat

• A long and fluffy coat

What is the origin of the fancy rat?

• The white rat

• The brown rat

• The black rat

• The grey rat

What is a common trait of selectively bred rats at Animal Wonders?

• Curly whiskers

• Increased size

• Bright colors

• Long tails