cripple creek
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Registered: Jan 2006
Location: mississippi
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my point is when you in breed,
you can get some undersirable traits of all kinds. They range is all over the place, shyness, high anxiety, complete craziness and not having the ability to focus, so wired that they tree just to be treeing because they are petted so much at a young age that they are treeing for the praise and not game.
Line breeding is not for the un-experienced breeder. If you do it and sell the pups without knowing the outcome of what it produced, it is out into the breeding world and you cant put the genie back in the bottle. They then take a dog with a tremendous fault and line breed it to something with the same blood even if it is a couple of generations back and it multiplies even more.
This internet board is full of slick treeing dogs and most of it can be traced back to line breeding multiple times on the same fault dog back in its pedigree.
for almost 20 years I experimented in my own kennel with every kind of line bred and in bred cross you could make. I gave all the pups away and kept track with how they turned out and what kind of traits they had etc. I trained one from each myself to make sure what I was doing was working or not working based on training as well.
So I can speak on the subject with some confidence.
I have seen dogs inbred with half brother and half sister crosses multiple, multiple times and then no one can figure out why they are doing crazy things they dont like. They dont know why because they havent done their homework and looked at the 6 and 7 generation pedigree. You have to go back that far to see where it all lines up.
It can work once, but I wouldnt do it again in the pedigree for sure. after I did do it, I would come back with an outcross or at least no closer than maybe 3 gen at least on a dog that the cross goes back to.
Just my opinion. the facts are there if you look deep enough.
I know where some are now and they run trenches in the pen from pacing because they are wired so tight.
some of them bark non stop and have to wear bark collars 24 hours a day.
The walker breed is hurting for a true true cold nose balanced track dog right now that is dominant in throwing that trait over and over no matter what he is bred to.
I am sure there are some out there, Im not just seeing an overwhelming bunch of them showing up.
I am getting too many calls from folks looking to buy that exact type dog and I have heard from hunters that have hunted at least one pup from almost every major stud dog being advertised today and being a slick treeing idiot to just plain untrainable is the range of problems.
when they mention the dogs they are out of, it is there in black and white on their papers.
There are some better reproducing stud dogs without titles in pleasure hunters yards right now than those being advertised in the magazines.
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