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Author Topic: Breeding decisions...good and bad  (Read 2137 times)
Reuben
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« on: September 16, 2011, 10:06:01 pm »

CrackerC, that is the reason we have so many culls...because too many folks do it on a regular basis. But there are exceptions:

example; if I had my main female killed and I needed pups and I have a young gyp I raised from my dogs and I know her background and she is progressing rather well... I would breed her to one of my good males in a heatbeat if I needed pups.

I would breed to her even if I had decided that she was a cull because then I would be looking at the dogs further back in the pedigree and not her. I would much rather do this than outcross to a top gyp from another line of dogs...but like I said...it would be an exception because making this compromise shouldn't happen very often at all but can happen.


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