Who Here Has Successfully Inbred Their Dogs?

Sorry to hear about your bad luck with the pups.They fail.. get sick as being infected with some disease like parvo or something else? Had once a pup which i took to the vet to be fully vaccinated after that she was infected with parvo and had good luck as she survivled. Since then i never put them on the floor while waiting till we can come inside the vet his office. Thus let them wait in the car till it's your time for the consult. Then bring them inside in crates and place the dog in question at the vet his table, when ready inmiddelty back in their crate. A vet's place is freqented by a lot of sick animals so contacting a disease at there is a good possibility. Inbreeding double up good and triple up the bad. One of my better breedings was son to dam back in the day. Good luck

 

I personally wouldn't do full bro/sis especially when all 3 generations are inbred. That's really asking for trouble and breeding yourself into a corner. The pro will not outweigh the con. It's not like you're going to supercharge the good quality what's there is there. Outcross on a inbred dog and make your next inbreeding from that point forward.

 

At somepoint its better to not doing what you want to do. Enough is not that bad.

 

Hello McCoy!

I had a chance to look over the peds briefly while I was waiting for one of my crews to drag their asses to the jobsite.
I don’t think I would do the brother sister cross again, but I’m certainly not telling you that you shouldn’t. Main reason would be that when I went to the 7 generation (I think, 8 didn’t load), it looked like almost every dog had occurred multiple times. Which is always going to make the siblings tighter than if they both were out of scattered parents.

would their be any way you could find an uncle, or cousin, or even a granddad to your bitch that you could breed back to? As well as these dogs have been bred up to this point I think that would give you a good chance to get what your looking for, so long as that individual is a really good one. I think would also open up the potential bottleneck of having the bad recessive traits expressed.

if I got the pedigree wrong forgive me. I was trying to look at it on my phone and I know how that goes.
Nice looking dogs though!

 

I've inbred mine for years. No issues. Just started doing outcrosses this year. However, I do not do full sibling breedings. Half siblings is where it's at. At least for my own stock, can't speak for others. I've done father + daughter breedings with good results but it's not particularly something I'd do over and over again. I prefer linebreeding but inbreeding is equally important around here. Just not full siblings and also not a huge fan of son to mother either. JM2c. Some of my Co efficient percentages are up to the 40s so I've chose to outcross for genetic health in the long term. Hasn't necessarily been necessary but I just feel safer in the long run creating some outs now. We'll take those outcrosses and breed the better ones back to my dogs then they'll get bred down tight again.

Best advice I can give is to make a back up plan, then make a back up plan for that back up plan. Dogs die and plans fall through so it's always best to have other options available in a bind.

 

Thanks for the replies fellas. Lots.of good advice. Building a family if dogs takes time, come with much blood, sweat, and tears.
Do to my luck with this type.of breeding, I will likely not repeat this due to my results. A lesson learned.
Yes I do plan to get those two, my picks of the first litter in a pedigree but will likely infuse some yellowman, chinaman, and alligator blood in between. Much like the second breeding I posted with Hope and/or Illinois x Gizzard, and take that back to Uncle Rocky. Of course, time and turn out are of great importance. My dogs are taught, live, learn, and ok prove their worth to me before I breed them.
Our journeys with the dogs require help, much study, and patience. We are all here sharing our journeys. Lessons in life. I salute to y'all this morning. This is no easy task, if it was everyone would be doing it.
Just trying to keep it real.and share it all.
Red

 

I'm trying to understand this. I am guessing.it is a bit deeper than "doing what I want" .
I am content with my journey. I am doing my best to breed these lines for my own yard.

 

I like it my double bred dogs inbred or linebred

 

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