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Author: criminalpoet Author Host/IP: 63.18.48.84 |
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Date Posted: 07:56:27 07/09/05 Sat In reply to: TD 's message, "Re: For those that may not know" on 20:04:04 07/01/05 Fri >>Many on here belief that any pedigree wrote down on >>here that does not show heavy rednose blood may have >>no bussiness >>on here. >>Being out of the dogs for two years now gave me time >>to check on pedigrees that I myself even beliefed all >>these years. >>If one checks and hunts the real or as close to real >>pedigree on many dogs one will find some rednose blood >>added >>somewhere in the pedigree. >>Although I can say this that no one knows 100% how >>their dog is bred as no one can say or state the truth >>how the breed was originated in the first place. >>So those 6-7-8-9-10-generation pedigrees look great >>but 99/9/10ths are wrong. >>Best bet is to go by the first three generations and >>be content. >>One can belief or dissbelief it or not but more dogs >>today are carrying rednose genes then one would >>suspect. >>It does not make the dog better or worse and as a >>matter of fact many high profile dogs carry more of >>the rednose blood today then one wants to admitt. >>Belief it or not. > > >Yes, to a large extent, that is unfortunately true. >Many years ago people bred from a "foundation" of dogs >or family. Now breeding is done based on the "pocket >book" and what it will buy. >The idea of beginning your own line is the correct way >to compete and breed. This requires more work and a >basic understanding of genetics and how it works in >regards to "breeding dogs". >Breeding pit bulls is more difficult since you have to >fight them to prove their worth and that is against >the law. >So, you probably do better raising "Gold Fish". >Pedigrees that are not accurate are usually the handy >work of a person who is not a serious breeder, but had >other intentions pertaining to the dogs. >My pit bulls have accurate breeding history weather it >be registered with ADBA or some other breed registry >organization. This type of pedigree is very important >and may the novice be shown mercy.... Actually back in the day there were a lot of quality breeders that would inaccurately paper their dogs. So that no one else would know the true recipe of there breeding program. It all basically boils down to whats more important, the dog or the damn papers? Personally for me, if the dog is good and comes from a reputable breeder, thats more important that a piece of paper. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] |
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| Re: For those that may not know | T.D. (4.245.112.122) | 20:13:07 07/09/05 Sat |