I don't have a Siberian Husky infected with a murderous symbiotic alien life form.
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So it happens frequently but not very often?
No.
"...common in whippets...rare to occur." - which I meant to say that this mutation is common in whippets (common in whippets=commonly associated with this specific breed, as opposed to any other), but rarely occurs (rarely=happens infrequently).
So is it commonly infrequent in whippets or frequently incommon in whippets?
I don't have an adorable, frisbee-playing mutt that runs around with a bandanna tied around it's neck.
It is commonly associated with an infrequent whippet...no, wait: it is infrequently uncommon for a whippet to associate...
Let me try this again:
It is a common infrequency to associate with an incommon (where did you get that word?) delinquent whippet...
It is an infrequent whippet to be associated with a rare common mutation...
It is frequent to associate a rare whippet with a common mutation...
I give up.![]()
I don't have any dog bigger than a breadbox.