BLKTAN007
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Registered: Jan 2012
Location: Texas
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inbred
I've made this type of cross before. Bred my grand nite hurricane hannah gyp to her sire yukon mike one more (old line eddie fender breeding...grnite echo sugar cookie-1st B&T to win over $10k in pkc) kept female hannah two was a good reproducer. Sometimes the pups from this type mating are not world beaters but they carry the genetics that will pass on in every litter. Offsprings from inbred matings are more consistent. U will definitely see the same traits of the sire and dam and other dogs in their pedigree...bark simular, hunt the same, tree simular, track simular, trashy, etc...they have to do whatever is good & bad simular as parents because the dna doubles up on simular traits that came from the parents.(You are know more than what your parents put in you.) With inbred/linebred dogs, this is when u see people talking abt double alphabet dna markers like AA, CC, EE. Linebred & inbred dogs become genetically fixed which means everytime they breed the gaurantee to pass that A, C&E everytime the key is that the original inbred cross has to be dogs that are coondogs with characteristics you like & bad traits you can tolerate! The best pups come from that inbred dog when you outcross (hybrid vogr) but you increase the chance of not loosing most of the characteristics of the inbred stock of dogs.
Most world champion type dogs come from outcrosses only problem is they are not great reproducers cause their dna makeup is a scrambled combination causing them to not breed true (consistently). Example - AA (inbred dog) outcrossed to a dog with BC in the same dna spot can produce pups with the following combinations - AB or AC but at least you are gauranteed to get the A from your inbred dog. Having dogs that are genetically fixed like AA is good & bad cause they could be genetically fixed good or bad but you want to until you put them in the woods & require culling if necessary!!!!
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