Line Breeding

Questions and discussions on breeding your dogs
trekmoor
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Re: Line Breeding

Post by trekmoor »

Line breeding is when the pups are born F.T.Ch.'s but it is called inbreeding when the pups are born with two heads.

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beth.james

Re: Line Breeding

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:lol: :lol: :lol:
gundog virgin

Re: Line Breeding

Post by gundog virgin »

trekmoor wrote:Line breeding is when the pups are born F.T.Ch.'s but it is called inbreeding when the pups are born with two heads.

Wullie

:lol:

clearest explaination I have heard yet!
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Re: Line Breeding

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Wullie I'm a reader not a poster but you do make me laugh and make some good witty points. :clap:
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Re: Line Breeding

Post by craigavonjoe »

viewtopic.php?f=15&t=5581

Wondered the same thing myself a while back
BIKRS
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Re: Line Breeding

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I think as a general rule we should follow our own lead, and the closest we should go is cousins. The at the weirdo's in the mountains of the deep south in america, should put anyone off inbreeding.
springer-spaniel

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Post by springer-spaniel »

breeders of rare or nearly extinct animals, can sometimes after genetic evaluation of two littermates breed brother to sister, as genetically they appear unrelated. (having a different set fo genes).
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Re: Line Breeding

Post by Megsdad »

BIKRS wrote:I think as a general rule we should follow our own lead, and the closest we should go is cousins. The at the weirdo's in the mountains of the deep south in america, should put anyone off inbreeding.
Whenever a post about breeding comes along the 'duelling banjos' tune pops into my head. :-D

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Hales Smut
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Re: Line Breeding

Post by Hales Smut »

Inbreeding or linebreeding or whatever name you give it, does not "create" problems. It certainly does not create health problems. It just shows things in dogs which are there and sometimes stay hidden due to outcrossing. When bad things "come alive" it permits you to cull the undesired specimens, go on with the good ones and improve your line and maybe the breed.
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here here
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