Linebreeding vs Inbreeding - Page 1

i know what they both mean so no one dont got to explain it to me. nut i got a couple of questions about them.

1.) which one is better and why?

2.) if you have alot of linebreeding lets say for example 8 or 6 is that a good thing or bad thing?


3.) when do ppl inbreed there dogs?
 

#3) ppl usually do that when the female is in heat. Otherwise, that's really disturbed.

Inbreeding is a form of close linebreeding, generally sibling x sibling, parent x offspring, half sibling x half sibling... immediate relatives. The term "linebreeding" most typically refers to breeding dogs that are related, but not overly close; grandparents, great-aunts or uncles, cousins beyond the first. It's used to cement in certain desirable traits, the closer the linebreeding the stronger the odds of expression, both positive and negative. When you start getting to distant linebreeding, like a 5-5, you might as well consider that too distant to hold any impact. If the dog you're linebreeding to is only represented once in the 5th generation back on the dam and sire's sides, any attributes he (or she) might've had will be too diluted to impact the breeding much if at all. A linebreeding at the 6th or 8th generation... you might as well consider that an outcross.

Neither is necessarily better or worse, it depends on how they're used. However, excessivly close and careless inbreeding tends to express a host of undesirably recessives that can overbalance any positives that might've been present in the parents.

j.c carroll, some of what you stated above is right, some is genetically wrong.
 inbreeding is when you have no new blood in the breeding . ex. brother to sister, and i am talking about full brother and sister.
half siblings are bred, you have different halfes on each siside . ex. male has (a) on top( b) on bottom female has a on top and (c) on bottom. 50% of the blood is (a) 25% is (b) 25%is (C). this is linebreeding
 another example is  father x daughter = 75% all the fathers blood and 25% mothers. this is still line breeding because you still have new blood ,being the mothers.
 now, lets say we did this both ways father x daughter and son x mother. take a male from one and a female from the other breed, you have exactly the same bloodline as you did when you made the origanal breediing.
 now if you know what bloodlines you want to bring to the top, this requires selective breeding.
 note: this is just not an opinion, it is genetics.

Does anyone have an example of a pedigree that is linebred really close and could be looked at as inbreeding although what I am gathering from others on here inbreeding is just another form of linebreeding.  Maybe some of you guys and gals have a good and bad example of how it was successful and how it didnt quite workout.

 This is a example of close line breeding but not inbreeding.

http://www.pedigreedatabase.com/german_shepherd_dog/para.utkoma?fadir=509123&modir=588801

I,ll let you know how it turns out when I have them on the ground.

The good or bad part will depend on personnel preference and opinion.

thank you everyone who posted. because i got a good amount of linebreeding in my new puppy coming

 Post the pedigree if you would.

I'm planning on doing a father/daughter breeding...

http://www.pedigreedatabase.com/german_shepherd_dog/para.utkoma?fadir=522522&modir=612393