When Selling Hog Dogs...

Decker I would breed as tight as I could as long as I felt good about the dogs I were using to stack the original dog in my pedigrees. Had a breeder tell me once "never use any dog that I wouldn't feel comfortable duplicating." It takes several crosses and offspring to find the right ones to move forward with but its worth the trouble IMO. Just remember the more you see the dog your wanting to duplicate in your pedigrees moving forward to better chance you stand of seeing him again as long as you didn't let anything inferior slip through the cracks during your breedings. Its actually sounds simple until you start evaluating EVERY dog you use with a microscope. Good luck.