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    Wild herd animals, one sire, lots of dams. Carnivorous animals tend to pair up. Must be some reason for it.
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    Jerseys? Maybe they were a landrace long before he went near them?
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    Take a total outcross, the number of possible combinations of chromosomes is almost 550 billion (39 multiplied by itself 39 times).putting a brother to a sister would half that,but at the same time you may have inherited the bad genes/faults from both sides and every time you breed the line/cross into itself ,you run the risk of dodgy recessive genes meeting their counterpart..also true for desirable traits though.
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    Very ,very unpredictable. Can go very bad or very good.
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    I read an interview with the greyhound breeder/trainer Nick Savva once, said basically the same thing.(He wouldn't go closer than 4 x4)
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    4 group 1 runners from 100 foals is considered above average in that game though.3 x 3 would be considered very close, but linebreeding closer to Galileo and his dam urban sea seems to be working macswiney,masar etc
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    If a lot of people breed they're dogs that way,then a lot of winners will be bred that way. In Serbia, most winners seem to be a lot more outcrossed. There seems to be a direct correlation between low breeding coefficient (outcrosses) and career earnings in greyhounds. The superstar racer/stud dog of modern times ,Fernando bale doesn't have any dog in common on both sides of his pedigree until the 6th generation back.
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    A Bassett griffon vendeen or something like that?
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    A full k.c Bassett or some kind of working type?
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    Corgi?
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    Makes sense,so the chances of happening are very slim.
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    Could the "picking runs" have been inherited from a wanker of a greyhound.(sounds exactly like 1 I was involved with once,super fast-clocked 70 spots faster than the previous years derby runner up in a coursing trial but would stop running if he thought he couldn't kill it).
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    I think only 1 RIC man in all of Ireland,didn't emigrate to the U.K in 1922.(something to do with pensions or something)
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    No it's a more recent change of direction. They split with the official ira(stickies) in the late 60s(roughly)_who were very communist.. The money and guns from America would hardly have been forthcoming if the defeat of capitalism was the goal. Modern Sinn Fein are globo homo blue haired vegan commie freaks who're embarrassed by anything Irish.
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    Would she be going back to the strong chocolate bitch by chad? (The chinky eyes is what made me ask lol).best of luck with her
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    All of them I'd say, and coltran (the stuff they use in electronics). His father was president as well.was educated in some Chinese officer training academy. I'd be guessing he sells they're natural resources to them(Chinese) and keeps most of the money
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    Yer man Joseph kabile ,former president of the Congo is worth 14 billion.
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    I'd say these are fairly close to what the Smithfield was. Patagonian sheepdog: Genomic analyses trace the footprints of extinct UK herding dogs to South America JOURNALS.PLOS.ORG Author summary Studies of canine breed formation and ancestry are hypothesized to reflect history and migration of human populations. The Patagonian... Shaggy fur, an important job and a link to an extinct breed: Meet a dog breed you've never heard of EDITION.CNN.COM The sheepdog that would be considered the orig
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    I was in a 39 and a half mile race once, winner did it in around 4.10.(I was 2 hours slower, and coming down the stairs on my arse for a few days after it)
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    There is a litter of greyhounds in the states that are by a dog born in 1968.(can be stored indefinitely nowadays I think).It's around 300euro in Ireland.
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    There might be other dogs around the country related, maybe off the blind dog or Alf and bess(parents of bruno/bosco).
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    British intelligence have a habit of using paedophiles as spies/agents.(e.g. Kincora house). Might be something along them lines
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    By homework , I think they mean hundreds of digs and lots of seasons.(even better if the dog has already produced offspring with a lot of digging done to them).
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    useful looking dogs.
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    Won't be going to Florida on my wages lol.
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