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Breeding for pheno type is easier to comprehend but geno type is a different ball game as it takes as stated a long time to test a litter, decide which has made the grade etc , and in reality most people who are breeding a line of WORKING dogs usually inbreed line breed due to there working ability so there hedging there bets there going to get a worker not a turd .

With breeding working dogs it's a gamble,

Would I do a full sister brother mating , well I would if both were what I wanted and there was nothing else about in the line .

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it never did joball any harm his mum and dad are still solid.

Wouldn't do it with pigeons mate, they end up coo coo.

NICE TO HEAR THAT EVERY THING TURNED OUT RIGHT ROXY WITH THE BREEDING ,ITS JUST THAT SOME PEOPLE FROWN UPON IT BUT THE WAY I LOOK AT IT IS IF U CAN KEEP THE BLOOD STRONG WITH THE 2 BEST DOGS OV THE SA

i don't disagree with it totally and it's easy enough to cull when defects are obvious ie obvious deformities, cleft palettes etc but it's a tougher call when the fault isn't immediately recognised like i posted earlier hip problems or any mental abnormalities or quirks. i've had some cracking worker to related worker bred dogs and also some good 1st and 2nd cross ones. my question is does the benefits of concentrating good qualities by in / line breeding outweigh the benefits of hybrid vigour?

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Bird that's a good call , but if we are talking about a lurcher or any other non pure blood dog or x surly it would have had it's in flux of hybrid vigour already but I do agree if you had a very tight line of dogs generation after generation I'm sure an out cross to a similar type that's carefully chosen would be needed for another dose of hybrid vigour,

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race horse breeders have bred 2 tightly inbred lines together to get an element of hybrid vigour, i've also heard the same thing happens in greyhounds. a collie comes from years and years if not centuries of breeding one way and a greyhound similarily from years of another way, both dogs, both canines but breed them together.......hybrid vigour

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race horse breeders have bred 2 tightly inbred lines together to get an element of hybrid vigour, i've also heard the same thing happens in greyhounds. a collie comes from years and years if not centuries of breeding one way and a greyhound similarily from years of another way, both dogs, both canines but breed them together.......hybrid vigour

who told you that? and prove its hybrid vigour?
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Ye rio that's my understanding to but I've seen very tightly bred dogs that became very dull and smaller than there previous grand sires and after an out cross much better standard of dog , maybe it wasn't so much huybred vigour but a renewed vigour could of just simply been the out cross was a better type and threw better pups it's all a mystery to me but an interesting mystery all the same.

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Ye rio that's my understanding to but I've seen very tightly bred dogs that became very dull and smaller than there previous grand sires and after an out cross much better standard of dog , maybe it wasn't so much huybred vigour but a renewed vigour could of just simply been the out cross was a better type and threw better pups it's all a mystery to me but an interesting mystery all the same.

you are correct my friend outcross !! different type!!!
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hybrid according to wikipedia....an offspring resulting from cross breeding. heterosis or hybrid vigour.....the improved or increased function of any biological quality in a hybrid offspring............heterosis....is the occurence of superior offspring from mixing the genetic contributions of its parents

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