5 Assume that the Mercer University Bears logo has never been trademarked by the University. Entrepreneur Edna, who owns a company manufacturing and selling items sporting university logos, decides to trademark the Mercer University Bears logo herself. Discuss (a) the merits of her federal application, and (b) whether Mercer University could restrain Edna's use of the Bears logo even though the University itself has never registered the mark. q6) An inventor has developed a "super dog." The inventor modified some genetic material and injected it into a fertilized bloodhound egg. The resulting hound, and all of its offspring, have a highly heightened sense of smell. The hounds' ability to track persons (e.g. In search and rescue or criminal pursuit contexts) has been greatly enhanced. Assuming that the "super dog" would satisfy the other criteria for patentability, could the "super dog" (not the process of producing it) be a potentially patentable "composition of matter" under current Canadian law? Why or why not? Explain