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« on: March 28, 2014, 10:14:23 am » |
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OK, thanks
I would do the more linebred breeding 1st. And from this point it would be good for you to keep track of who is being bred to who and what you get off each breeding. This way you can go back and compare and if stuff pops up you don't like you will have a good idea of where it came from. You will have to try different combinations too since you are basically starting from scratch.
After you use your male to the nice I would do a brother sister from that. At this same time you could try your male to that other unrelated female just to see. If you get good pups off the inbred litter you can pair pups from those tow litters. By then you should know what you have both good and bad.
Keep in mind, linebreeding/inbreeding doesn't cause the problems, those problems were already there. Line breeding exposes the problems so you can get rid of them. You have to not breed the problem dogs in order to be successful.
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