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« on: September 08, 2023, 06:48:08 pm » |
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I hope people comment on this thread. I think it’s an interesting topic and there is lots of experience on here.
One of the things I put emphasis on in my breeding program is the ability of the female to reproduce. I have been fortunate in having some females that produced no matter what they were bred to. For instance the male dog I said bred that I didn’t like his pups. I bred him to my old yonder female and those pups made low end average dogs to me and they didn’t turn on for a full year later than my family’s of dogs normally do. That was the worst litter she ever had. The other litters out of that same male were way worse which to me is a testament to Yonder. I feel like if you are fortunate enough to have a line of gyps that produce like that, you have to try and keep that there. It’s one more wrinkle to try and maintain but it dang sure helps improve the odds in my opinion.
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