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Author Topic: Training vs Genetics.  (Read 30721 times)
noelle
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« Reply #40 on: July 25, 2011, 03:37:04 pm »

well chainrated were not talkin bout horses thats a whole other arguement lol Cheesy Im curious as to why there is culls from a line that just hunts outstanding off genetics alone... if the genetics are that strong in that theory there would be no culls

With that statement it don't seem like you been fooling with dogs as long as you say you have....there are culls in all performane animals,good genetics help reduce the cull percentage. (no offence intended)
well underdog i imagine i have fooled with as many if not more dogs than you, yes i find it offensive and i think the same about you. that bein said sounds like your quoting me from earlier when i said genetics just raise the percentages of having good dogs... you just turned it around and said lowered the cull instead of raising the percentage on good ones. there isnt any question about it raising the percentage of good dogs cuz it does i agree, but how many naturally exceptional hog dogs are born and never trained at all? with all the time and money breeding dogs to get such a small return of true talent that has it all with no training i think you could do a little training and have some better dogs than if you just wait for that rare prodigy to evolve ever so often...you cant just turn a pup loose on its own and it be exceptional, no hands on training mayb, but not without influence from another dog
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