Require A Small Working Strain Of Ferret.

[Phil Lloyd 10,739]

Its like the merle collies they say you shouldnt put 2 together,i have one of them at home and see a few hancocks dogs done that way to nothing wrong with them.

 

 

 

Obviously,..only a fool tells another hunting man, what he should, or should not do...so I won't...

But,...(in my opinion)...it is not advisable to make a habit of breeding two Merles together...

Edited February 18, 2016 by Phil Lloyd

[mad4it 695]

you can breed albino to albino, as you have allready been told sliver to sliver could be a bit risky there nothing wrong with albino to albino litters

[The one 8,577]

It maybe just me but I don't reckon most albinos are pure unless you personally have kept the line going for twenty years or

so how you going to know albinos can crop up in a poley to ,poley mating . The thing with breeding feck ups is if it works it's called line breeding and if it don't it's called in breeding

[krawnden 1,036]

It maybe just me but I don't reckon most albinos are pure unless you personally have kept the line going for twenty years or

so how you going to know albinos can crop up in a poley to ,poley mating . The thing with breeding feck ups is if it works it's called line breeding and if it don't it's called in breeding

 

If you cross a 'pure' poley with an albino, every kit in the litter will be poley coloured but will carry the albino gene. Albinism is recessive, that's why none of the kits will be albinos. If you then cross one of those kits to another poley bred the same way, each parent carries one poley gene and one albino gene. There are 4 possible gene combinations for the resultant kits -

# poley/poley (poley coloured)

# poley/albino (poley coloured)

# albino/poley (poley coloured)

# albino/albino (albino)

 

Because albinism is recessive it only occurs when both colour genes are albino. So if you cross albino to albino you can only ever get albino kits - neither parent carries the gene for any other colour.

[lurchers 2,972]

 

 

Its like the merle collies they say you shouldnt put 2 together,i have one of them at home and see a few hancocks dogs done that way to nothing wrong with them.

 

 

Obviously,..only a fool tells another hunting man, what he should, or should not do...so I won't...

But,...(in my opinion)...it is not advisable to make a habit of breeding two Merles together...

Im not saying it is phil but i have seen a few put together over the years and nothing wrong with them thats all i said but like everything in life if you want to take that chance.Dont get me wrong that is something i wouldnt chane as i dont carry the luck ive got 1 at home like i said but i wouldnt have another colliex even for free the do nothing but whine on if you put ya coat on to go in the garden never mind going out hunting.? Edited February 19, 2016 by lurchers

[Phil Lloyd 10,739]

@ Lurchers,....you are right about collie crosses,...ya gotta get the right type,..or you can end up in therapy

[Rake aboot 4,936]

rakes not in charge of the ferrets its my sister , time would be wasted on him, he once asked me for an albino pole cat ,but joking anside i did see red eyed sandy ferrets once they were diffrent

 

 

Just seen this.

 

You`re a fanny .

[lurchers 2,972]

@ Lurchers,....you are right about collie crosses,...ya gotta get the right type,..or you can end up in therapy

Its the second merle ive had phil in 37yrs and they both done it but like i said never again mate.