THE END OF JURASSIC WORLD IS THE PERFECT ANALOGY FOR PEDIGREE VS CROSS BREEDS
Why?
At the end of Jurassic World *SPOILERS* the big bad dinosaur the Indomondous Rex -- A T-rex crossed with Velociraptors -- is up against... you guessed it, a T-Rex and 3 Velociraptors.
Which wins out?
The pedigrees.
Sure, I don’t have a problem with cross breed dogs and cats etc, but people paint them as a perfect mix of all the best bits of two breeds.
THE ENTIRE PROBLEM WITH THE INDOMONDOUS REX IS THAT THEY DIDN’T EXPECT WHAT THEY GOT.
And the same goes for when you cross two breeds of dog or two breeds of cat -- You MIGHT get all the best traits, or you MIGHT get all the worst ones. You just DO NOT KNOW.
With pedigrees you know what you get. As shown by Owen training the velociraptors in jurassic World, they are the labradors of dinosaurs (albeit a bit faster and with more teeth).
So yes, sometimes cross breeds are good, but pedigrees can win out too remember! You just have to know them well enough.
Sleepy rant over, Scribbs is going bed now... nighty night!

















