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That is a lovely picture of the Red Beddy,..he really does look beautiful. Personally,..we always used related dogs when breeding our lurchers, mostly because it was easier to use the Boy/girl ne

Bruce has been line bred 40 years of breeding in him  another from the same line but had it 30years ago the blue one on the left of the collie type 

Bruce just went.over his mother no long back and his uncle went over his sister to produce these pups 

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Two line bred belly brothers, one put to another line bred lurcher, the other to a bull cross. Pups from each litter hard tested and put the best back to each other.

Up to date and the line has continued with no outcrosses and will do for years to come.

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That’s my line bred bitch her line was started in 1985 from f1 collie/greyhound to a f1 deerhound greyhound then to a whippet greyhound on both sides of the family tree there all related all through to my bitch 5 gens on each side I out crossed my bitch to a bedlington greyhound to drop a hit of base blood back in there I’ve done 2 matings to the same stud I’ll be taking a dog pup out the best bitch from the first mating when she’s bred from to put back in to my bitch so it’ll be nephew to aunt breeding then see what happens from there

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39 minutes ago, two crows said:

they les likely to be closely related so widens the gene pool you can then cross back in with less risk of inbreeding, a bit like every one using the same stud sooner or later they all like brothers and sisters, (bit like here in the fens lol)

Aye that makes sense but myself ive never seen anything bad from inbreeding a family of animals seen ferrets and chickens very closely related and where good at there jobs. 

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On 29 June 2018 at 12:39, C.green said:

I reckon these days theres line bred and inbred lines big difference in the two i think for most people. 

Both the same only factor when it clicks. Line breeding, when maladies begin to surface through tight breeding the turm inbreeding spouted about ,fa what it's worth livestock in general can be bred on and on jaz from one f1 over four generations. Meaning her dam grandma great grandma great grandmas all the same  brood bitch,and all the sires bred from her back ta greys down the line reintroduced son mother , grandson etc etc. Breeding only two greys one alsation in the blood line,  inbreeding no line breeding yes bred tight and bred down ,no doubt the outs will see the vigour bring them back up. Thing his with livestock line breeding each generation gets racey smaller lighter  and usually fa the better.if best ta best used from each generation. Atb bill

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4 minutes ago, billhardy said:

Both the same only factor when it clicks. Line breeding, when maladies begin to surface through tight breeding the turm inbreeding spouted about ,fa what it's worth livestock in general can be bred on and on jaz from one f1 over four generations. Meaning her dam grandma great grandma great grandmas all the same  brood bitch,and all the sires bred from her back ta greys down the line reintroduced son mother , grandson etc etc. Breeding only two greys one alsation in the blood line,  inbreeding no line breeding yes bred tight and bred down ,no doubt the outs will see the vigour bring them back up. Thing his with livestock line breeding each generation gets racey smaller lighter  and usually fa the better.if best ta best used from each generation. Atb bill

So a line if dogs bred down but put to an unrelated bitch each time isnt a line of sorts ? 

 

I know you know a thing or two about breeding bill so genuine qestion ?

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On 29 June 2018 at 13:39, two crows said:

I like that but theres no like thingy can you give more details please.

 

On 29 June 2018 at 13:39, two crows said:

I like that but theres no like thingy can you give more details please.

The bull xs I can see he a line bred animal straight away ,yas get the eye fa line bred stock just something you beget through experience very nice ,atb bill

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46 minutes ago, billhardy said:

Both the same only factor when it clicks. Line breeding, when maladies begin to surface through tight breeding the turm inbreeding spouted about ,fa what it's worth livestock in general can be bred on and on jaz from one f1 over four generations. Meaning her dam grandma great grandma great grandmas all the same  brood bitch,and all the sires bred from her back ta greys down the line reintroduced son mother , grandson etc etc. Breeding only two greys one alsation in the blood line,  inbreeding no line breeding yes bred tight and bred down ,no doubt the outs will see the vigour bring them back up. Thing his with livestock line breeding each generation gets racey smaller lighter  and usually fa the better.if best ta best used from each generation. Atb bill

when we look at the faults in pedigree dogs we all blame the show dog fraternity, but all they have done is bred tight to produce a type, when faults do crop up its to late, why keep a gene pool small on purpose.

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4 hours ago, Phil Lloyd said:

That is a lovely picture of the Red Beddy,..he really does look beautiful.:clapper:

Personally,..we always used related dogs when breeding our lurchers, mostly because it was easier to use the Boy/girl next door than to travel all over the UK...

 I was once a village Boy and nobody I knew had a car...and to us, the Fens, the Moors and the Dales, were as remote as another country.:yes:

 So, we played safe,..rarely improved on our cur dogs and were blissfully happy in our ignorance.

 When I could get about, I used dogs from all over, bred loads,..won a few, and definitely lost a few...?

Breeding running dogs can often be a lottery...

The main reason I never kept a specific type for 60 years, was due to the amazing variety of jobs and pursuits that were on offer. 

 When I went rabbiting on a paid basis,... I needed a dog that could find'em, catch 'em and not act the c*nt,...in front of the customer...?

I settled on my own preferred type of rabbiter,..doubt I'll change now...?

 

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Pair of belters there phil. They ok on feather too?

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7 minutes ago, eastcoast said:

Does this count? Borzoi/Irish Setter base lines with a dash of collie and been breeding true to type for years. It's ok... I've already got me coat on. Off to the pub.

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Not really mate but nice try though unless it’s used as a Lurcher An doing the job of a Lurcher An running for it’s living....but nice try though ?

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