A quick question for the saluki fans

[Terrie 12]

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Edited November 1, 2009 by Terrie

[Terrie 12]

Any one???

[huggy89 29]

a think you would mate a think when you line a smooth bitch to a fetherd dog the pups cum smooth

and when you put a fetherd bitch to smooth dog you get a mixed bag and what breed are the dogs

[Meerihunter 7]

Typically you need the recessive feathered gene on both sides as smooth is dominant over feathered.

 

What is the breeding of the sire?

[markdog 18]

Typically you need the recessive feathered gene on both sides as smooth is dominant over feathered.

 

What is the breeding of the sire?

recessive gene both sides? so 2 heavily saluki blooded dogs with smooth coats could potential produce feathered pups

[Terrie 12]

The male as far as i am lead to belive is a first cross saluki/grey

[Meerihunter 7]

In that case you should have the potential for feathered pups.

[sniper 30]

Off topic i know, but how is that other litter you bred, Terrie, the saluki/grey x collie/grey x saluki/grey whipp/grey, i think ATB if you line them 2,

[Terrie 12]

Hi Aye the other litter wasnt mine i reared the pups for a friend (gave me a bit of experince) Aye the pups are fine i kept one for my self hes a nice wee pup. Very obedient. Good natured All in all good so far. the pups breeding was saluki/grey x wippet/grey/collie.

[artic 595]

So why, if you decide do you want to breed?

 

[Terrie 12]

So why, if you decide do you want to breed?

 

 

 

Well IF the dog's "make the grade" then maybe years down the line i would maybe like to line the two depending on how they do i was asking as some people are more clued upon the genetics side of things than me!

 

 

Not that i should need to explain myself