Back Breeding

[mC HULL 15,579]

7 hours ago, Bolero said:

For most people getting a good dog now and then is plenty good to them. But there are people who want consistency in the dogs there working. It is very possible to get more than one good dog in a litter amd also be able to do so litter after litter. I understand that lots of people think talking a good worker to another good worker is the only way but breeding that way will end in disappointment more times  than not. Is it really so hard to believe that choosing a good worker who from multiple generations of good worker and breeding that dog to a female who is also a good worker form generations of good workers who are related( it doesn’t have to be a sibling or parent) first cousins, aunt, uncle, half sibling all have been done and proven to give good results. The more closely related ones I wrote befor that have also worked. Racing greyhounds, thoroughbred horses, bulldogs, the different hunting dog breeds are have all been bred very successful this way. One of the top breeders of racing greyhounds in Australia who has produced multiple top dogs year after year. So it’s not a fluke or simply luck. Breedings this way isn’t simply an opinion it’s backed by actual scientific research which yes doesn’t really mean a whole lot usually but people who make a living by producing good working have proven the the science in the real world. I understand how some feel when it comes to working dog and moneys but when being able feed your family, put clothes on there back and a roof over ther head is dependent on being able to consistently produce a good percentage of quality working dogs. A person I’m that position is clearly go to use the breeding method that is going to allow them to do that and choosing the best performers and the line breeding, inbreeding, and then when need outcross has shown to be the best way to do that 

Inbreeding close no good I don’t think in a bulldog you want aggression loads have shite coat skin cow hocked etc you don’t want an aggressive lurcher cow hocked with shite skin 

 

[joe ox 2,671]

Back breeding is just another form of inbreeding, the fact is the more you inbreed the need to cull becomes greater with every breeding.

 

[poxon 5,913]

How’s the original poster got on with this exercise 

[joe ox 2,671]

3 minutes ago, poxon said:

How’s the original poster got on with this exercise 

I've just noticed the original post was from 2017 , in my own defence I haven't been out of bed long  

[fred90 3,358]

this chap sounds like Hitler with his superior race

[joe ox 2,671]

One mans superior could be another mans cull.

[poxon 5,913]

1 hour ago, fred90 said:

this chap sounds like Hitler with his superior race

And I bet the dogs are no different to what you or I or any one on here have in our possession 

[Black neck 17,175]

14 minutes ago, poxon said:

And I bet the dogs are no different to what you or I or any one on here have in our possession 

Maybe even worserer 

[Daniel cain 48,346]

He's not known to keep shit like.... Just saying

[C.green 3,254]

15 hours ago, Black neck said:

Maybe even worserer 

Ive found Most of the time people that want to keep breeding tight as they can have normally found what there looking for and dont want to water it down with angthing else

[mC HULL 15,579]

20 minutes ago, C.green said:

Ive found Most of the time people that want to keep breeding tight as they can have normally found what there looking for and dont want to water it down with angthing else

Terriers? Lampers or coursing dogs ?

[Black neck 17,175]

19 minutes ago, C.green said:

Ive found Most of the time people that want to keep breeding tight as they can have normally found what there looking for and dont want to water it down with angthing else

Very true I mean look at the burrel line bred for 800 year he must be delighted wi what they have 

[C.green 3,254]

5 minutes ago, Black neck said:

Very true I mean look at the burrel line bred for 800 year he must be delighted wi what they have 

100% he got that cream of the crop there. The dash of husky done made them what they are imo

[C.green 3,254]

9 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

Terriers? Lampers or coursing dogs ?

Maybe not coursers no

[Black neck 17,175]

3 minutes ago, C.green said:

100% he got that cream of the crop there. The dash of husky done made them what they are imo

I belive the infusion of pigeon blood is what done it