the_stig 6,614 Posted October 19, 2013 Report Share Posted October 19, 2013 (edited) when you out cross its no longer anyones line but your own but i would say you would have to keep that line you have made and breed for 4 to 5 gens and could take 20 years plus to test them right just what i think if you mate your joe bloggs line with a fred smith out cross does it not become a bloggs /smith and your the breeder ... Edited October 19, 2013 by the_stig 1 Quote Link to post
Accip74 7,112 Posted October 19, 2013 Report Share Posted October 19, 2013 Well yeh that goes back to my original point, in my own experiance we never took things far enough not to stop referring to them as bloggs/smith lines, it would of took several years of breeding to line & back out to be able to claim our own.....I think.... Quote Link to post
the_stig 6,614 Posted October 19, 2013 Report Share Posted October 19, 2013 When you go round calling it the 'the stig' strain lol........for example.... stig type --maybe Quote Link to post
Accip74 7,112 Posted October 19, 2013 Report Share Posted October 19, 2013 Suppose a bit of 'ego' added to the mix can create your own line aswell 1 Quote Link to post
northern lad 2,292 Posted October 19, 2013 Report Share Posted October 19, 2013 So whats the difference between a line and strain I think some of the confusion lies in the fact that your dogs have to be unique/typey whatever....they don't ....close/in breeding over a few generations will give you the beginning of a line,if the litters grow out between 9 inch and 19 inch every colour under the sun,it don't matter ,it would still be the start of YOUR line....getting even litters would be the next challenge...then you would have "fixed a type".Lot of bitching in the KC world over this get a prefix/affix and suddenly its" my line"without even breeding a litter Quote Link to post
marshman 7,758 Posted October 19, 2013 Report Share Posted October 19, 2013 I think a few men have maybe sacrificed working ability to get uniformed and even looking dogs over the years just so could get a "line" of their own ! Myself I don't care if they're a bit of a scatter bred screwy mongrel as long as they do what I want them to do . 3 Quote Link to post
gonetoearth 5,144 Posted October 19, 2013 Report Share Posted October 19, 2013 NEVER !!!! 3 Quote Link to post
paulus 26 Posted October 19, 2013 Report Share Posted October 19, 2013 always be a type or maybe a strain, a line iust just a form of close breeding Quote Link to post
The RevRant 48 Posted October 19, 2013 Report Share Posted October 19, 2013 when you out cross its no longer anyones line but your own but i would say you would have to keep that line you have made and breed for 4 to 5 gens and could take 20 years plus to test them right just what i think if you mate your joe bloggs line with a fred smith out cross does it not become a bloggs /smith and your the breeder ... yes it does but joe bloggs or fred smith would not put there name to it some would even say its not out of my stuff your best just breeding from someones hard work and still 5 to 6 gens saying your just the breeder Quote Link to post
the_stig 6,614 Posted October 19, 2013 Report Share Posted October 19, 2013 always be a type or maybe a strain, a line iust just a form of close breeding Quote Link to post
Guest sparky Posted October 19, 2013 Report Share Posted October 19, 2013 So whats the difference between a line and strain I think some of the confusion lies in the fact that your dogs have to be unique/typey whatever....they don't ....close/in breeding over a few generations will give you the beginning of a line,if the litters grow out between 9 inch and 19 inch every colour under the sun,it don't matter ,it would still be the start of YOUR line....getting even litters would be the next challenge...then you would have "fixed a type".Lot of bitching in the KC world over this get a prefix/affix and suddenly its" my line"without even breeding a litter why would you want "even" litters Quote Link to post
northern lad 2,292 Posted October 19, 2013 Report Share Posted October 19, 2013 So whats the difference between a line and strain I think some of the confusion lies in the fact that your dogs have to be unique/typey whatever....they don't ....close/in breeding over a few generations will give you the beginning of a line,if the litters grow out between 9 inch and 19 inch every colour under the sun,it don't matter ,it would still be the start of YOUR line....getting even litters would be the next challenge...then you would have "fixed a type".Lot of bitching in the KC world over this get a prefix/affix and suddenly its" my line"without even breeding a litter why would you want "even" litters Never said I did...most people wanting to create a strain/line would want it to be "true"breeding,similair size more than colour....less "wastage" in the litters Quote Link to post
Cleanspade 3,323 Posted October 19, 2013 Report Share Posted October 19, 2013 So whats the difference between a line and strain I think some of the confusion lies in the fact that your dogs have to be unique/typey whatever....they don't ....close/in breeding over a few generations will give you the beginning of a line,if the litters grow out between 9 inch and 19 inch every colour under the sun,it don't matter ,it would still be the start of YOUR line....getting even litters would be the next challenge...then you would have "fixed a type".Lot of bitching in the KC world over this get a prefix/affix and suddenly its" my line"without even breeding a litter why would you want "even" litters if your breeding for work then you still try to breed even litters. by trying to produce pups of the right size. with good bone weatherproof jackets similar qualities in there workstyle and so on. even if your not trying to breed even litters. you are still doing so. as to do the job of work they have they need these qualities. i think you will be able to say you have your own strain when you breed what you need consistantly. and others breed and value what your breeding and come back to you for advice on breeding the stock they got off you. if they are any good is a different kettle of fish. as for the KC. a prefix goes before your dogs name and this is if you bred the litter. this will pass on to the future owners. ie. bummers blockhead. if you buy one in you can put your name on it with an afix. like bummers blockhead at. fcukwits. (bred by bummers. owned by fcukwits) thats my take on it. as far as i am led to believe 2 Quote Link to post
northern lad 2,292 Posted October 19, 2013 Report Share Posted October 19, 2013 So whats the difference between a line and strain I think some of the confusion lies in the fact that your dogs have to be unique/typey whatever....they don't ....close/in breeding over a few generations will give you the beginning of a line,if the litters grow out between 9 inch and 19 inch every colour under the sun,it don't matter ,it would still be the start of YOUR line....getting even litters would be the next challenge...then you would have "fixed a type".Lot of bitching in the KC world over this get a prefix/affix and suddenly its" my line"without even breeding a litter why would you want "even" litters if your breeding for work then you still try to breed even litters. by trying to produce pups of the right size. with good bone weatherproof jackets similar qualities in there workstyle and so on. even if your not trying to breed even litters. you are still doing so. as to do the job of work they have they need these qualities. i think you will be able to say you have your own strain when you breed what you need consistantly. and others breed and value what your breeding and come back to you for advice on breeding the stock they got off you. if they are any good is a different kettle of fish. as for the KC. a prefix goes before your dogs name and this is if you bred the litter. this will pass on to the future owners. ie. bummers blockhead. if you buy one in you can put your name on it with an afix. like bummers blockhead at. fcukwits. (bred by bummers. owned by fcukwits) thats my take on it. as far as i am led to believe That's about the size of it ,the affix being the biggest bone of contention, fuckwits breeding from bummers and calling it their "line" 1 Quote Link to post
Guest sparky Posted October 20, 2013 Report Share Posted October 20, 2013 So whats the difference between a line and strain I think some of the confusion lies in the fact that your dogs have to be unique/typey whatever....they don't ....close/in breeding over a few generations will give you the beginning of a line,if the litters grow out between 9 inch and 19 inch every colour under the sun,it don't matter ,it would still be the start of YOUR line....getting even litters would be the next challenge...then you would have "fixed a type".Lot of bitching in the KC world over this get a prefix/affix and suddenly its" my line"without even breeding a litter why would you want "even" litters if your breeding for work then you still try to breed even litters. by trying to produce pups of the right size. with good bone weatherproof jackets similar qualities in there workstyle and so on. even if your not trying to breed even litters. you are still doing so. as to do the job of work they have they need these qualities. i think you will be able to say you have your own strain when you breed what you need consistantly. and others breed and value what your breeding and come back to you for advice on breeding the stock they got off you. if they are any good is a different kettle of fish. as for the KC. a prefix goes before your dogs name and this is if you bred the litter. this will pass on to the future owners. ie. bummers blockhead. if you buy one in you can put your name on it with an afix. like bummers blockhead at. fcukwits. (bred by bummers. owned by fcukwits) thats my take on it. as far as i am led to believe so your saying they need to be from an even litter to be able to work well ? Quote Link to post
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