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Author Topic: What breeds to use trying to breeding stamina and wind into a APBT line...  (Read 1967 times)
RyanTBH
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« on: November 18, 2011, 03:20:08 pm »

Ryan first off not trying to be rude at all cause I tend to be short and try to get to the point.You seem like a nice guy.
 Breeding dogs is not mixing paint. You dont get to pick good features from this one and ad to that one and so on like picking out options for a custom car. So in breeding you have to start with everything you want and try to match those things identical. You have to look to grandparents and great grandparents in dogs. Anytime you pick a Dogo and cross to a pit you may get two dogo like dogs, two pit like dogs two that act like pits and look patrtial like the other and then you might get all with the ,worst parts of all the genetcs in 3 generations period. like dog aggressive short legged whining ankle biters.

So if love the dog you have, and you want to re create that dog, then you find a dog is very very similiar and look at her background and genectics too. If you are looking for a dog that you vcan start piecing his good stuff over and wanting to pick out her good parts and add them all up and make the mix, you and future pups owners will have to wait until they are grown and matured to see what dogs came out Frankenstein parts of which dogs that you were hoping for. You might get lucky, but I have seen alot of people three years later have to start all over. I have had my share of those, I "wonder what that would be like? I sure like this and that but after feeding alot of dogs for many years, I will try to save you some time, Go look for exactly what you want now, I wish I would have many times over


Good advice. Thank you. That wasn't rude at all. That is the kind of advice that I am looking for, and from exactly the right people. Blake has told me almost same thing, but I guess I just wanted to hear what other people have to say. I don't know a ton about dogs, and i have had quite a few. That is why I let Blake do the dog thing and I just back him up. He bred Baus... still owns his mother. He is a good dog, and just want more like him but with more wind. Thanks again. 
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