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« on: January 24, 2011, 06:05:32 pm » |
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the good and the bad will be amplified, you shouldnt really worry about any major problems due to them being scatterbred already, they will all be different, thats how you make your lines rock solid and stabilized, bad side is yes some will not be what you are after but the ones that have what you likewill out do their parents, thats nature, now being that they are half bred you will have to line breed and inbredd many many times in order to get to them all being the same everytime with high percentages of being godd, this means alot of culling, which is not always a good idea when you can get dogs of a good caliber off a good bred solid lineage and pick up where many many generations of planned breedings left off, but because they are different breeds Id say do it,
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