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Monteria
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Oh ya, the outcross does not become your new brood bitch or stud, it is brought back into your line once, usually very tightly. Then the best pup from that litter is again brought back into your original line again, so on and so forth. That way you are using that outcross to maintain your line, not in the creation of a new line. Then, say 5 generations down the line, you have a very high % of your own blood with only a hint of the outcross. In another, say 5 generations, you are at such a high familial coefficient that it is time to find another outcoss and start the same process over again.
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