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Monteria
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« on: January 28, 2009, 03:01:14 pm » |
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When you find yourself in the position your buddy has, one generation of inbreeding before an F1 outcross for reintroduction of a 0% coefficient to that line may be just what the doctor ordered.
Of course that could backfire but you would know immediately and if the whole inbred litter is rocking at 7 months, I guess it didn't....... You would definitely know before they were of breeding age anyway.
Its pretty dang cool to watch a depressed line come to life at the F2 or F3 stage of line breeding (assuming that F1 is the outcross). I kept two out of my recent F2 cross and they are JAMMIN for 7 month old pups.
Steve
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