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Author: FTJ Author Host/IP: 207.200.116.132 |
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Date Posted: 20:14:41 02/14/06 Tue In reply to: Mike Norrod 's message, "Re: Family Breeding Developed" on 08:26:55 02/13/06 Mon >>With all that said about no good pedigree and how >>that's true, it is better to find 1 or 2 honestly bred >>dogs and start your own line. >>If based on honesty first, then keep it honest, don't >>sell them. >>We have just recently farmed out 6 of 10 pups that are >>nice for the taking. 4 are still with us. I can be >>sure these 10 will not be used carelessly by a "buyer" >>nor will I lose control of the influence for the >>future of these dogs. >>John Colby in his beginning did the same and that's >>partly why you can buy a pure Colby dog today with >>honest pedigree. >>Its a shame what many people have done for the sake of >>competition and personal ego, many good dogs have been >>lost and pedigrees scrambled for those reasons. >> >>FTJ > >Well since you are not posting as Jake Wilder and now >using your regular handle and not the many you used >like on pedigrees-online I can address it person to >person John. **** Oh really now? > >Unless you did the breeding you don't know how a dog >is truly bred. I know of people who had their female >covered by another dog and wasn't aware of it and they >had control of the female! **** I agree. But it don't happen in my breeding and won't. I breed in my own yard to my own stock, no help, no stud fee, no shipping or going across the street. > >So you think starting a family of dogs is done this >way? **** Buy a star bitch from a star family and breed to the best stud you can find, no matter the expense. Do this with a long standing person of honesty and proven reputation in all dealings [rare find]. Selection / Elimination. >First off, not knowing for sure but only believing the >dogs which are bred are truly bred that way, you >should have kept all 10! **** I did. >Culled the dogs for whatever purpose you bred them for >then improve on the quality if need be. **** I agree and doing that. >If not, go out prove the line of dogs in the field for >which the purpose they were bred for! **** Certainly an option. >After 4 or 5 generations of proving top quality dogs >in their field for which they are bred for, then you >have a proven bloodline. **** Sometimes. > >Not living and selling off what others have done to >bring the dogs which a person owns to the point for >which they are claiming the elite. **** I may be many things to many folks, but not the above. > >To have a proven top quality bloodline is when others >also have winners from your breedings and prove the >dogs aren't hand made. **** Thats true. FigTreeJohn REALDOGS@AOL.COM [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] |
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| Re: Family Breeding Developed | Mike Norrod (67.177.152.140) | 08:38:58 02/15/06 Wed |
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