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by Dawn G. Bonome on 20 December 2006 - 13:12
Can someone explain how to keep the bloodlines rejuvinated when alot of the popular dogs go back to some of the same dogs that could have problems. This has fascinated me, but have been afraid to ask because I really do not want to be ridiculed for not knowing.
Dawn Bonome
by 4pack on 20 December 2006 - 14:12
Dawn if someone ridicules you just tell me and i will kick their butt!
by kioanes on 20 December 2006 - 15:12
one way is to do an outcross breeding
by Vom Brunhaus on 20 December 2006 - 17:12
The mitey West Coast has spoken!
by 4pack on 20 December 2006 - 17:12
Thats right Mike! =) How is the frozen North East this morning?
by Vom Brunhaus on 20 December 2006 - 18:12
Report is 42 degrees and Sunny 8mph winds and 42% humidity, not really frozen at all
by 4pack on 20 December 2006 - 18:12
It's pretty cold here of late. I walk outside in the am and the grass is white and crunchy. What the hell happened to California??? Is this what they call winter? We don't always get that here. =D
by flygirl55 on 20 December 2006 - 18:12
You can do it by trying to avoid the over-used bloodlines.Check several generations in pedigrees to see what's lying in wait for you!
Weather in South Florida - 78, sunny, breezy - ho ho ho!
by 4pack on 20 December 2006 - 18:12
Do a total outcross to bring in new blood.
by Blitzen on 20 December 2006 - 19:12
This is a problem in most breeds. Here are 2 links to some excellent articles on the subject.
http://.canine-genetics.com/pgbreed.htm
The entire canine-genettics.com site is very informative.
http://geocities.com/farmcollie1/mill.html
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