We can demonstrate that diminished immunity to immunological challenges and an increased chance of genetic abnormalities are both disadvantages of selective breeding.
<h3>How does selective breeding work?</h3>
This is a breeding technique where the desired trait is selectively bred into particular organisms in order to generate children with that particular trait. This has a number of drawbacks, including reducing the organism's genetic diversity, increasing its susceptibility to infections and sickness, and raising the possibility of passing a genetic abnormality between breeding cycles.
As a result, we can attest that the negative effects of selective breeding include an elevated chance of genetic flaws and diminished immunity to immunological dangers.
