Nice try! I've read that before. Are you quoting MacDuffie or Carnathan? The multiple question marks??? remind me of Howard Carnathan.
But seriously . . Is your point that you can start with two average dogs . . linebreed into infinity and improve them into world-beaters? Or are you saying that inbreeding leads to something called "tired blood" and will make them worse?
Carnathan...I read his stories but he didn't have much to offer...MacDuffie...he must of had a photographic memory because he quoted others beautifully and he did have some good material...he did make some mistakes when he said what color of dogs he would have when her developed the Camus curs...it would have been alright if he would have owned up to it...people with photographic memories usually aren't original thinkers...he did write something that I thought was in his favor...that some great hunting dogs tend to be laid back until the tailgate drops...
... just an easy way for me to write on account my English skills suck...
breeding dogs from an average line will mainly produce average dogs but we can slowly breed up or breed down...that is all I am saying...
We all have different beliefs/ideas and theories...and I think it is a great thing...
