I fully believe that yes, the success can be continued at the same time as eliminating the defect. It will take very careful breeding and culling to do it. There are enough successful non-carriers (of both types) that it can be done.
I fully believe that yes, the success can be continued at the same time as eliminating the defect. It will take very careful breeding and culling to do it. There are enough successful non-carriers (of both types) that it can be done.
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