Littletown
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Suppose you were still alive, and you sold someone a pair of Nt. Ch. dogs that were both bred by you and from your "line". You made sure that ownership from you to the new owner was legally transferred at the time of sale.
If that person breeds those 2 dogs together (both of which have your kennel name on them), the litter will have the new owner's kennel name on them (and not yours), because the new owner is the breeder.
Your kennel name ended with those 2 breeding dogs, but in this case, your LINE has been continued (at least for THAT one generation), because both of the parent dogs are directly from you and your "line".
But once either one of those 2 original dogs is bred to another dog (from a different line), or if one of their puppies is bred to another dog (from a different line), the resulting litter is now from a mixture of lines, and not just your line. So.....
It would be customary, when asked about the puppies, for the new owner to explain that he bought the original pair from you, but the new owner would then say that he has then added the following lines: (and he would then go on to name the most recent lines in the pedigree).
If you were dead, it would still work the same way.
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