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« Reply #60 on: April 08, 2016, 08:29:54 am » |
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I think it all depends on how tightly the stock you started with was bred. If a guy picks a couple families of dogs that have been bred pretty tight and takes off he could accomplish the consistency in a matter of 2-3 generations, assuming he choose two families that already closely fit his needs. Now if most dogs in the ancestry of the families of dogs choose were scattered completely and no resemblances could be found for generations them it could take a while to start seeing consistentency. Just my thoughts, I'm by no means a pro breeder buy i've had the pleasure of listening to and being around some of the best tho.
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