Kye 77 Posted October 25, 2011 Report Share Posted October 25, 2011 Loads of replys to this, but buy the sounds of it, little in the way of experiance...lol...bro x sis breedings can, and WILL produce VERY good animals, depending on how high the quality of the stock being used is!...just ask any succesful breeder of Bulldogs, racing pigeons etc....i know the Bull dog lads over here breed very tight, and i MEAN tight...i have two terriers on my yard that are so tightly bred, its crazy...there real nice dogs....if the brother and sister are great at there jobs, then i would make the breeding...you would be best of keeping an eye on them, any with defects should be dealt with early. 4 Quote Link to post
morton 5,367 Posted October 25, 2011 Report Share Posted October 25, 2011 About 15 years ago my daughter let the dogs out whilst i was at work,the bitch was lined by her brother,said daughter felt it appropriate to keep the accidental mating to herself,a few weeks later i thought the bitch was having a phantom pregnancy,still the daughter kept her little secret,eventually the litter was born.There where no physical or mental problems with any of the pups and the 2 i kept became accomplished in the field never showing any negative signs of their close breeding. Quote Link to post
richie1000 13 Posted October 25, 2011 Report Share Posted October 25, 2011 (edited) Loads of replys to this, but buy the sounds of it, little in the way of experiance...lol...bro x sis breedings can, and WILL produce VERY good animals, depending on how high the quality of the stock being used is!...just ask any succesful breeder of Bulldogs, racing pigeons etc....i know the Bull dog lads over here breed very tight, and i MEAN tight...i have two terriers on my yard that are so tightly bred, its crazy...there real nice dogs....if the brother and sister are great at there jobs, then i would make the breeding...you would be best of keeping an eye on them, any with defects should be dealt with early. the worst thing you can do is start in breeding or line breeding over 90% of champion racing pigeons are crosses line breeding or inbreeding has ruined the pigeon game people looking into pedigrees to much and saying this bird has to be good as it has this so called champion in it so many times only have to look at any of the national champs in Belgium this year the home of pigeon racing to find that they all race crosses i just hope lurcher men dont go down the same road with line breeding inbreeding etc breed best to best you wont go to far wrong there will always be exception to every rule Edited October 25, 2011 by richie1000 Quote Link to post
MOO 730 Posted October 25, 2011 Report Share Posted October 25, 2011 (edited) wise words from Kye ....I will see how this turns out in a few seasons Edited October 25, 2011 by MOO Quote Link to post
Dan Edwards 1,134 Posted October 25, 2011 Report Share Posted October 25, 2011 Loads of replys to this, but buy the sounds of it, little in the way of experiance...lol...bro x sis breedings can, and WILL produce VERY good animals, depending on how high the quality of the stock being used is!...just ask any succesful breeder of Bulldogs, racing pigeons etc....i know the Bull dog lads over here breed very tight, and i MEAN tight...i have two terriers on my yard that are so tightly bred, its crazy...there real nice dogs....if the brother and sister are great at there jobs, then i would make the breeding...you would be best of keeping an eye on them, any with defects should be dealt with early. the worst thing you can do is start in breeding or line breeding over 90% of champion racing pigeons are crosses line breeding or inbreeding has ruined the pigeon game people looking into pedigrees to much and saying this bird has to be good as it has this so called champion in it so many times only have to look at any of the national champs in Belgium this year the home of pigeon racing to find that they all race crosses i just hope lurcher men dont go down the same road with line breeding inbreeding etc breed best to best you wont go to far wrong there will always be exception to every rule They may be "racing" the crosses but what are they crossing to get "the cross". 1 Quote Link to post
royal lazy boy 42 Posted October 25, 2011 Report Share Posted October 25, 2011 icemans mate recently tried this mating Quote Link to post
LAZYBSTARD 225 Posted October 25, 2011 Report Share Posted October 25, 2011 icemans mate recently tried this mating he went to prison for it 2 Quote Link to post
thomashyne 54 Posted October 25, 2011 Report Share Posted October 25, 2011 heard lazy you were bred this way Quote Link to post
LAZYBSTARD 225 Posted October 25, 2011 Report Share Posted October 25, 2011 heard lazy you were bred this way no mate i came of irish an scots stock what about your self did the D N A come back from the parashoot regiment to find your father Quote Link to post
thomashyne 54 Posted October 25, 2011 Report Share Posted October 25, 2011 heard lazy you were bred this way no mate i came of irish an scots stock what about your self did the D N A come back from the parashoot regiment to find your father no they found him stuck up your mum Quote Link to post
fresh earth 47 Posted October 25, 2011 Report Share Posted October 25, 2011 alot of guessing going on in the thread the reality is you can breed them but what will you produce and do the risks out way the gains ? what are you mating brother to sister for ? in nature a sire regularly covers many of its ofspring but bad traits are more easily reproduced and magnified than the good ones in my eyes theres little need for this sort of mating unless your breeding champions to produce champions in only two breeds of dogs could i see a need and thats racing greyhounds or fighting bulls the bottom line is theres nothing to be gained from a brother sister mating for any other purpose in my eyes . Quote Link to post
LAZYBSTARD 225 Posted October 25, 2011 Report Share Posted October 25, 2011 heard lazy you were bred this way no mate i came of irish an scots stock what about your self did the D N A come back from the parashoot regiment to find your father no they found him stuck up your mum so it true he is bi sexual your mother wasnt just a one off Quote Link to post
thomashyne 54 Posted October 25, 2011 Report Share Posted October 25, 2011 cn jack x snowy half brother and sister Quote Link to post
thomashyne 54 Posted October 25, 2011 Report Share Posted October 25, 2011 heard lazy you were bred this way no mate i came of irish an scots stock what about your self did the D N A come back from the parashoot regiment to find your father no they found him stuck up your mum so it true he is bi sexual your mother wasnt just a one off he had his name and adress on the bottom of his boots Quote Link to post
richie1000 13 Posted October 25, 2011 Report Share Posted October 25, 2011 Loads of replys to this, but buy the sounds of it, little in the way of experiance...lol...bro x sis breedings can, and WILL produce VERY good animals, depending on how high the quality of the stock being used is!...just ask any succesful breeder of Bulldogs, racing pigeons etc....i know the Bull dog lads over here breed very tight, and i MEAN tight...i have two terriers on my yard that are so tightly bred, its crazy...there real nice dogs....if the brother and sister are great at there jobs, then i would make the breeding...you would be best of keeping an eye on them, any with defects should be dealt with early. the worst thing you can do is start in breeding or line breeding over 90% of champion racing pigeons are crosses line breeding or inbreeding has ruined the pigeon game people looking into pedigrees to much and saying this bird has to be good as it has this so called champion in it so many times only have to look at any of the national champs in Belgium this year the home of pigeon racing to find that they all race crosses i just hope lurcher men dont go down the same road with line breeding inbreeding etc breed best to best you wont go to far wrong there will always be exception to every rule They may be "racing" the crosses but what are they crossing to get "the cross". in pigeon racing there no such thing as a pure breed pigeon so there all crossed Quote Link to post
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