line breeding?

[Apache... 2,585]

If you gift your pups to trusted lads FD you wouldn't have to express your breeding conditions, it should just come as standard as to how things work. If I thought I had to explain anything to someone I knew they wouldn't get one in the first place, and vice versa. (I'm not picking through your post by the way). 

[ALLYMOORE 57]

no disrespect, but I wouldn't take 1 off FD dogs for free. So what is classed as good blood

[foxdropper 17,092]

What makes you think you'd deserve one anyway 

[ALLYMOORE 57]

sorry internet crashed

Edited March 28, 2018 by ALLYMOORE

[ALLYMOORE 57]

5 minutes ago, foxdropper said:

What makes you think you'd deserve one anyway 

I dont

[foxdropper 17,092]

17 minutes ago, Apache... said:

If you gift your pups to trusted lads FD you wouldn't have to express your breeding conditions, it should just come as standard as to how things work. If I thought I had to explain anything to someone I knew they wouldn't get one in the first place, and vice versa. (I'm not picking through your post by the way). 

You would think that would be so mate and usually is but  people being fickle beings have a habit of going against the grain. 

[foxdropper 17,092]

3 minutes ago, ALLYMOORE said:

I don't know so tell me ????

I don't have a f***ing clue who you are bud so enlighten me ,likewise you don't know me ,my dogs or anything else only what you read on here which to all intents and purposes is chiselled to be politically correct .

[ALLYMOORE 57]

to line breed we are told you need to start with the right blood, so I asked what is classed as good blood so get of your hi horse bud digging fox's from under garden sheds doesn't float my boat

[Bosun11 537]

Keep it on track brothers, been a great thread thus far...

[foxdropper 17,092]

Lol and rabbits .Many have started with the right blood and made a right hash of it .The blood is only part of success if you don't know what your doing or you breed to please others 

[ALLYMOORE 57]

4 minutes ago, Bosun11 said:

Keep it on track brothers, been a great thread thus far...

sorry bud

Edited March 28, 2018 by ALLYMOORE

[foxdropper 17,092]

Hopefully this comes across the right way but I've noticed the more litters lads breed within a line, the smaller the tykes get and weeker the jaw thus prematurely taking the line to an end as those traits are hard to rectify  long term .

[Bosun11 537]

From the little i know, it's not about how tight you breed but rather when you choose to outcross and then most importantly, what to....

In my opinion, outcrossing would be as late as possible and almost always with a line that stems from the same stock...

[dillydog 8,414]

I can't "like" it Bosun so once again I'll just have to tell you ?

 

I've seen close breeding bring down the size of bitches and conversely take the size of dogs up. I tried talking about it on here once and someone kindly put up a link to a paper on genetics, I no longer have it or I'd put it back up. If you cut out all the waffle and took it to the layman's talk it basically said breed out of your strongest bitches. A bitch always wants to be feminine, so by constantly breeding tight (without picking your strongest bitches) you'll double up on the feminine influence. The same stands for dogs (masculinity) , keep an eye out for it, I've seen it with my own eyes with a line that's nowhere near as tight as the one I keep now.

[blackmaggie 3,375]

As dilly and fd said finding the right lads is hard but if I had such a bitch worthy of breeding from I would seek the advice of the owner of such a such line and get there advice because they would be in the best position to point you in the right direction regarding a stud  as no ones knows the line better but that's not  always the case and when getting a pup promises are sometimes forgotten