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From: f_mcknuckles	5/18/2007 2:03:43 PM
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Way,way OT - Cancer in mixed breed dogs I have an interesting puzzle. My friend's mixed-breed dog developed a slow growing malignant tumour (hemangiopericytoma). Apparently, this occurs more frequently in mixed-breed dogs than in almost any purebreed. This fact struck me as really odd. The few hypotheses I could think of don't really stack up -genetic bottlenecks somehow reduce incidence? -common heritage of mixes? (although she's part pitbull like most mixes, that breed isn't high risk - mutts get more viral infections from living on street? Stats: ttp://cal.vet.upenn.edu/derm2/tables/mhemperi/Cb.htm Any thoughts?

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