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« Reply #40 on: July 02, 2014, 08:34:42 am »

first my opinion on crossing different type dogs with different type characteristics ....its  hard  hard to get a consistant offspring .... if  you breed a  pure  hound  to a  pure  cur for instance  more  than likely the pups  will lean  to one  side  or the  other and  if  you get the  inbetween  your  trying  to  get  what  you gonna  breed  it  too   too  make  it consitant ..... I feel it can be  done  but  will take  more  time and  money than most will spend ....   I bred  a pure mountain cur I owned  to a   brindle  ladner Catahoula crossed female and that is where blackie  came  from .....he  come out black with brindle  trim unlike his siblings witch were cat colored and  red ...... blackie as a throw back from here I can only guess i'd say a mountain cur line ....he was  an exceptional dog and  he liked  hogs  more than anything else although back in those  days  I used  him for  cattle  too and  he'd  tree a  coon  or  two ....... but later  in year he's  where  my thinking about dogs  having multiple  offspring in a  litter and a  female  being able  to have  pups  from different males  in a  single litter  with only the  mother being the common  parent  lends to throwbacks  ( BLACKIE )  so with that I set  out to  develope a  line  of  similar dogs with common characteristics and  eliminate  throwbacks if possible ...... i'm perty close to where I want  mine  they perty much all look the same witch that's a form of consistency  ..... the  rest  is  natural characteristics to hunt and like pigs ..... I perty much pick a real good  male  of  my stock now  and  try and  clone  him through breedings .....
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