On Tue, 26 Jun 2001 19:31:26 -0700 (PDT), you wrote:
>If I breed her will her pups have this probelm? If so
>then why don ther parents have it?
>
That I don't know, a couple of my gerbs have this problem, because I
had mis-sexed a son, and I had some inbreeding going on. I have two
that have that problem, and I know it, and I just have to take it
easy with them, don't get them too excite, let them get use to me.
Genetic yes, but mine was my own fault, for being new to gerbils,
and not sexing the properly. But I have them all separated now, and
no pups for 6 months.
When my son brought them home, it was suppose to be two males, well,
LOL it turned into a bunch. I have 11 left, found homes for 7 of
them. But and this is a big but, I only let same sex pairs out, and
the two that have seizures, I am keeping, and loving.
