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by Markobytes on 13 April 2012 - 14:04
If Sunsilver's reply dosen't make you think twice, I don't know what will paco 86. Find a suitable stud for your female if you really want to breed her. Don't breed that close just because you can.
by paco 86 on 13 April 2012 - 15:04
I know that is very bad to mate brother to sister and father to daughter but my question is can the puppies regiester in the FCI ??????
by paco 86 on 13 April 2012 - 15:04
Guys i am against this and i wont do it my question is - IS IT ALLOWED IN FCI BREEDING RULES OR NOT ?????
by aceofspades on 13 April 2012 - 17:04
Why not contact FCI. They will have a difinitive answer for you.
Straight from the horse's mouth.
by macrowe1 on 13 April 2012 - 17:04
I'm with Blitzen. Really? That's all you seem to care about is if they're registerable. Everyone is saying it's a bad idea, and all you want to know is if they can be registered? good luck with your defect pups.
If you don't care, and you're not breeding, then why the heck do you care if they're registerable?
If you don't care, and you're not breeding, then why the heck do you care if they're registerable?
by Stumpywop on 13 April 2012 - 18:04
If, as you say, you're not going to breed close relatives, they why does it bother you so much whether or not the pups (that aren't going to exist of course) can be registered?
Why don't you just follow the same rules for any breeding programme that most laws state for humans? Within certain family circles (mother to son, father to daughter, brother to sister and so on) just don't do it. If it would be illegal for humans, then steer well away for your dogs' sakes.
Why don't you just follow the same rules for any breeding programme that most laws state for humans? Within certain family circles (mother to son, father to daughter, brother to sister and so on) just don't do it. If it would be illegal for humans, then steer well away for your dogs' sakes.
by paco 86 on 13 April 2012 - 18:04
As i said i am against this and i am not thinking of it the reason of this that my
friend has dog inbreeding of 2-2 he bought hem he is not his breeding once i saw the pedigree
i was shocked as FCI dosent regiester 2-2 or closer it might be fake pedigree i wil send copy to
FCI and will discuss with them this.
by yellowrose of Texas on 13 April 2012 - 20:04
Tiekerhook has some 2 =2. . 3=3 and they are all registered/
But they are Belgium not sure they operate under FCI...SV has rules that all others must follow..AKC just abides by whatever the FCI says or SV says..AKC is simply a registry only.
I believe the rules for SV say nothing closer than 2=3, can be registered under the mandate that all the other rules they set out for breeding mates are followed.
NOT LIKE HERE IS USA//
I AM linking to a webite of a member here :
http://hauspharao.com/wusvinf/rulesforbreeders.html
YR
by yellowrose of Texas on 13 April 2012 - 20:04
Experienced Breeders do for reasons and if you are not one of them then anyone who has not had 30 yrs of experience and in the serious well respected list of known breeders,,,,do not play with FIRE.
YR
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