While we tend to associate webbed feet with dogs like Labrador Retrievers, Poodles, and Newfoundlands, webbing is found in all breeds in varying degrees. Though certainly exaggerated in single-breed dogs bred to spend time swimming and digging, it’s quite common for other breeds (and mixed-breed dogs) to express this phenotype. Having more webbing than average is sometimes just a matter of chance!
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- Trait Results Overview
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