joe cash 0 Posted June 18, 2008 Report Share Posted June 18, 2008 Hi all, have a patterdale bitch that im going to breed this time around and was strongly thinking of breeding her back to her father. He's a good ground dog and i would like to keep the blood lines going. Just woundering have any of you's done it before or no anyone thats done it and what way did the pups turn out . Id like to hear your reply thanks joe Quote Link to post
hang & bang 114 Posted June 18, 2008 Report Share Posted June 18, 2008 Hi all, have a patterdale bitch that im going to breed this time around and was strongly thinking of breeding her back to her father. He's a good ground dog and i would like to keep the blood lines going. Just woundering have any of you's done it before or no anyone thats done it and what way did the pups turn out . Id like to hear your reply thanks joe if the father is the best ground dog u can use go four it wont be a problem Quote Link to post
dfee 1 Posted June 18, 2008 Report Share Posted June 18, 2008 we had an accidental mating once were the father mated his daughter,when the pups were born most off them had cleft palate,i asked a vet about it and he said theres a chance it could happen in any mating but the chances are higher when you breed so close,but he said you could get a litter of pups that are all ok,so go for it if hes a good dog just be prepared to cull a few if they turn out deformed.good look Quote Link to post
hang & bang 114 Posted June 18, 2008 Report Share Posted June 18, 2008 we had an accidental mating once were the father mated his daughter,when the pups were born most off them had cleft palate,i asked a vet about it and he said theres a chance it could happen in any mating but the chances are higher when you breed so close,but he said you could get a litter of pups that are all ok,so go for it if hes a good dog just be prepared to cull a few if they turn out deformed.good look would a cleft palate stop them working??? deformed iv never seen and we have been breeding pits very close the past couple years Quote Link to post
dfee 1 Posted June 18, 2008 Report Share Posted June 18, 2008 we had an accidental mating once were the father mated his daughter,when the pups were born most off them had cleft palate,i asked a vet about it and he said theres a chance it could happen in any mating but the chances are higher when you breed so close,but he said you could get a litter of pups that are all ok,so go for it if hes a good dog just be prepared to cull a few if they turn out deformed.good look would a cleft palate stop them working??? deformed iv never seen and we have been breeding pits very close the past couple years they didnt have any roofs in there mouths so yeh it would stop them working,im only saying what happened to me,there could of been a different reason for them being deformed i just put it down that. Quote Link to post
Dawn B 212 Posted June 18, 2008 Report Share Posted June 18, 2008 Too close in my opinion, the grand father would be better if he is available. My opinion only, the cleft pallate thing, plus other deformaties are not unusual in matings that are too closely bred. Quote Link to post
hang & bang 114 Posted June 18, 2008 Report Share Posted June 18, 2008 (edited) we had an accidental mating once were the father mated his daughter,when the pups were born most off them had cleft palate,i asked a vet about it and he said theres a chance it could happen in any mating but the chances are higher when you breed so close,but he said you could get a litter of pups that are all ok,so go for it if hes a good dog just be prepared to cull a few if they turn out deformed.good look would a cleft palate stop them working??? deformed iv never seen and we have been breeding pits very close the past couple years they didnt have any roofs in there mouths so yeh it would stop them working,im only saying what happened to me,there could of been a different reason for them being deformed i just put it down that. so what if thy have no roofs in there mouths , explane to me why that would stop them. I HAVE EDITED THIS POST ( i did not think it was that bad to the point of hiting the nose channels. thought the cases were of lesser damage. ) Edited June 18, 2008 by hang & bang Quote Link to post
hang & bang 114 Posted June 18, 2008 Report Share Posted June 18, 2008 what is wrong wit you people if he is the best dog around he should be used END OF STORY iv never had any problems or heard of any breeding that close just look at some of the apbt peds some are tripple bread there working dogs not show. Quote Link to post
dfee 1 Posted June 18, 2008 Report Share Posted June 18, 2008 we had an accidental mating once were the father mated his daughter,when the pups were born most off them had cleft palate,i asked a vet about it and he said theres a chance it could happen in any mating but the chances are higher when you breed so close,but he said you could get a litter of pups that are all ok,so go for it if hes a good dog just be prepared to cull a few if they turn out deformed.good look would a cleft palate stop them working??? deformed iv never seen and we have been breeding pits very close the past couple years they didnt have any roofs in there mouths so yeh it would stop them working,im only saying what happened to me,there could of been a different reason for them being deformed i just put it down that. so what if thy have no roofs in there mouths , explane to me why that would stop them. the pups would'nt of even survived without a roof in their mouths as they couldnt feed,but even if they did they are working terriers how would you expect them to work to any kind of standard in that condition,i cant believe someone would think a dog could be worked without any roof in their mouth. Quote Link to post
Dawn B 212 Posted June 18, 2008 Report Share Posted June 18, 2008 we had an accidental mating once were the father mated his daughter,when the pups were born most off them had cleft palate,i asked a vet about it and he said theres a chance it could happen in any mating but the chances are higher when you breed so close,but he said you could get a litter of pups that are all ok,so go for it if hes a good dog just be prepared to cull a few if they turn out deformed.good look would a cleft palate stop them working??? deformed iv never seen and we have been breeding pits very close the past couple years they didnt have any roofs in there mouths so yeh it would stop them working,im only saying what happened to me,there could of been a different reason for them being deformed i just put it down that. so what if thy have no roofs in there mouths , explane to me why that would stop them. Everything that goes into their mouth comes through their nose, they have trouble breathing and eating, etc.. This isnt a bad one but shows the split in the roof of the dogs mouth. they usually die through infection, although some can be repaired or function ok. I board a Bichon Frise with a cleft palate, he drinks water and it comes back down his nose! You have to syringe it down his throat and his food. Dawn. Quote Link to post
dfee 1 Posted June 18, 2008 Report Share Posted June 18, 2008 we had an accidental mating once were the father mated his daughter,when the pups were born most off them had cleft palate,i asked a vet about it and he said theres a chance it could happen in any mating but the chances are higher when you breed so close,but he said you could get a litter of pups that are all ok,so go for it if hes a good dog just be prepared to cull a few if they turn out deformed.good look would a cleft palate stop them working??? deformed iv never seen and we have been breeding pits very close the past couple years they didnt have any roofs in there mouths so yeh it would stop them working,im only saying what happened to me,there could of been a different reason for them being deformed i just put it down that. so what if thy have no roofs in there mouths , explane to me why that would stop them. Everything that goes into their mouth comes through their nose, they have trouble breathing and eating, etc.. This isnt a bad one but shows the split in the roof of the dogs mouth. they usually die through infection, although some can be repaired or function ok. I board a Bichon Frise with a cleft palate, he drinks water and it comes back down his nose! You have to syringe it down his throat and his food. Dawn. the pups i had were alot worse than that there nose was turned in and the palate was completely gone.the best thing to do was to put them down. Quote Link to post
mad-mouse 11 Posted June 18, 2008 Report Share Posted June 18, 2008 inbreeding happens in all wild dog packs with no un due effects.just because our dogs are domesticated does,nt mean that the pups will be deformed or abnormal in any way.Breeding close from the best workers you have is the best way to keep the stamp of dog you want. Quote Link to post
hang & bang 114 Posted June 18, 2008 Report Share Posted June 18, 2008 we had an accidental mating once were the father mated his daughter,when the pups were born most off them had cleft palate,i asked a vet about it and he said theres a chance it could happen in any mating but the chances are higher when you breed so close,but he said you could get a litter of pups that are all ok,so go for it if hes a good dog just be prepared to cull a few if they turn out deformed.good look would a cleft palate stop them working??? deformed iv never seen and we have been breeding pits very close the past couple years they didnt have any roofs in there mouths so yeh it would stop them working,im only saying what happened to me,there could of been a different reason for them being deformed i just put it down that. so what if thy have no roofs in there mouths , explane to me why that would stop them. the pups would'nt of even survived without a roof in their mouths as they couldnt feed,but even if they did they are working terriers how would you expect them to work to any kind of standard in that condition,i cant believe someone would think a dog could be worked without any roof in their mouth. well iv never had a pup or dog wit that problem i think u were unlucky in that litter as iv line berad and inbread and never came across it , i did not think it was that bad to the point of hiting the nose channels. thought the cases were of lesser damage. Quote Link to post
Nemo 0 Posted June 18, 2008 Report Share Posted June 18, 2008 i have a dog which is under shot ,half decent worker ,i also have his daughter which has a good mouth .an accidental mating took place and 4 pups were born 3 were dead the survivor has a bad mouth ,i gave him away and he is used as a ratting dog on a farm but thats all hed ever make , he lacks the spark his father posesses ,i have since used my dog on a decent bitch and took a dog pup as stud fee , his mouth is perfect and he ,at only 6 months looks to posess that spark .what i am trying to say is father to daughter matings are to close and throw more bad traits than good .we owe it to the working breed to try to breed the best and healthiest terriers we can or well end up with dogs like the english bulldog which cant give birth without a cesarian section because the pups heads are to big to pass through the mothers pelvis. and as far as breeding dogs that have cleft pallets good workers i doubt they would ever make as they would have trouble breathing whilst holding their quarry. Quote Link to post
paul the poacher 2 Posted June 18, 2008 Report Share Posted June 18, 2008 if you think u dnt wanna use the father mate after all the feedback i have a sh*t hot patterdale 1000% guaranteed mate the best dog round my way sounds like am boasting ha anyway post me you can use him for a fair fee never had a problem sellng his pups once you see him work . Quote Link to post
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