The Coefficient of Inbreeding (COI) in dogs is a numerical measure that quantifies the probability of two copies of the same gene being inherited from a common ancestor. In simpler terms, it reflects how closely related the parents of a dog are within their family tree. A higher COI indicates a higher likelihood of the dog inheriting identical genes from both parents, which can lead to an increased risk of passing
on genetic disorders or health issues.
Light blue – All breeds
Dark blue – Breed specific
Red – Your dog
*In case there is an insufficient amount of animals for your specific breed, only a comparison with all breeds will be shown.
