[lockeliberty]

Since most of you got the first one wrong I'm assuming you have now learned from your mistake and can diagram the answer to this problem?

[El Sordo]

I never make the same mistake twice, it's usually more like five or six times.

That being said...........

This appears to be a different question than the first.

All right, four possibilities:
Both are male
Both are female
One male, one female
One female, one male

So... If one is male, then it cannot be the f-f pair. So it's either m/m, m/f, or f/m to generate the "yes" answer from a dog washer. In only one case out of the three left is the other a male. Which is really one case out of four possibilities....

I will say 25%.

Do I win anything?

[Senator Pardek]

Hey - I got the first one right!

[potlatch]

Since most of you got the first one wrong

Well, lets not be SNIPPY about IT!!! LOL

I'll say 50/50, I'm not in a brain racking mood tonight!