About Author: Christopher

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Christopher Landauer is a fifth generation Colorado native and second generation Border Collie enthusiast. Border Collies have been the Landauer family dogs since the 1960s and Christopher got his first one as a toddler. He began his own modest breeding program with the purchase of Dublin and Celeste in 2006 and currently shares his home with their children Mercury and Gemma as well. His interest in genetics began in AP Chemistry and AP Biology and was honed at Stanford University.

Posts by Christopher

  • The “Collie Walk” is one of those things you take for granted as a Border Collie owner, but it’s always a big hit at the dog park.  The other owners […]

    The Collie Walk

    The “Collie Walk” is one of those things you take for granted as a Border Collie owner, but it’s always a big hit at the dog park.  The other owners […]

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  • Shifting gears from an unrepentant pro-inbreeding propagandist back to fact-checking an otherwise excellent post, I’d like to take my editor’s pen to Christie Keith’s post at Pet Connection called It’s the DNA, […]

    Inbred Mistakes V

    Shifting gears from an unrepentant pro-inbreeding propagandist back to fact-checking an otherwise excellent post, I’d like to take my editor’s pen to Christie Keith’s post at Pet Connection called It’s the DNA, […]

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  • And now for the final fact-check of Carol Gravestock’s often shoddy rationalization of inbreeding at Absolut Bullmarket French Bulldogs: We might also say that a breeder utilizing this method [line breeding] has […]

    Inbred Mistakes IV

    And now for the final fact-check of Carol Gravestock’s often shoddy rationalization of inbreeding at Absolut Bullmarket French Bulldogs: We might also say that a breeder utilizing this method [line breeding] has […]

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  • Continuing the analysis of the pro-inbreeding essay over on the Absolut Bullmarket French Bulldogs site: Many people believe that in breeding itself creates genetic disease. This is incorrect. Again with […]

    Inbred Mistakes III

    Continuing the analysis of the pro-inbreeding essay over on the Absolut Bullmarket French Bulldogs site: Many people believe that in breeding itself creates genetic disease. This is incorrect. Again with […]

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  • You know you’re in trouble when the title of the apologia is “The Myth of Canine Incest” and the first sentence of the analysis puts ‘dangers’ in quotes. Such is […]

    Inbred Mistakes II

    You know you’re in trouble when the title of the apologia is “The Myth of Canine Incest” and the first sentence of the analysis puts ‘dangers’ in quotes. Such is […]

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