Forums / Breeding / inbreeding

[news] Injured dog's selflessness draws tears
Posted by bmoremastini on 22 Dec : 08:10
what an amazing story! thanks for shari [more ...]

[news] Gene Causes Canine Compulsive Disorder in Suspectable Dog Breeds
Posted by maximus on 21 Apr : 14:17
this is a test comment for Jessica

[links_page] Molosser Dogs
Posted by maximus on 20 Jan : 16:12
I just had to put a comment on this one. [more ...]

[news] Unwanted Canine Guests: Internal Parasites
Posted by basaltcanyon on 31 May : 13:10
Not sure why the link doesn't work but c [more ...]

Neo Owners :: Forums :: General :: Genetics :: Breeding		<< Previous thread \| Next thread >>
inbreeding

Go to page <<
Moderators: maximus, jessica, All about Eva, Igmuska

Author

Post

megladon

Fri Apr 02 2010, 05:50PM

Registered Member #93

Joined: Tue Sep 09 2008, 09:52PM
Location: mackay queensland
Posts: 567
Thanked 16 time in 16 post

Of course you love your dog but please dont think any fault is directly to do with the close breeding.
Even dogs with no relation whatsover still show faults.
This breed is interesting and looking at pedigrees doesnt give you the answer to which dog you match with which
its mostly down to patience and watching your dog grow and deciding (if you decide) what faults (even slight) are worth
improving or which ones you should not consider passing on no matter how much you think your dog is the greatest.
I have a male here which came from a good pedigree and was long awaited for I am watching him but he is only 14 months
but at the moment I wouldnt consider using him because I feel he hasnt shown me (so far) something which would improve the breed
on the whole.
I have used a male which to many is classed plain nothing special but in him I see health and longlivity and with the right female I hope this
is passed on to his offspring.