| YorkieRose | 11-14-2009 12:39 PM | Quote:
Originally Posted by Mardelin
(Post 2880391)
Pat,
How it was explained to me is that it takes 10 generations before the line becomes yours.
The other thing that was passed down to me, is that some never reach the experienced/exhibitor breeder stage and forever stay and the newbie stage.
As you stated, very rarely to you see Pastoral, Yorkboro, This Time, Exmoor, Rothby and they produce Champions consistently....Occassionaly the do outcross when they begin boxing theirselves in. But, then these people have been doing it for years. |
I have been relaxing in the tropics for quite some time..have to think on this...
10 seems a tad high..but I see the logic.
If you look at Tyava's Sure Shot..is he 9 gens of pure Tyava..asking for my own insight..been too long since I looked at ped...
Used an Estugo CH stud recently and I am finding Tiffany all through his..
A friend bred into Orwick...champion is half of each, but in those cases wouldn't it quickly revert back to her line another gen or two...totally thinking out loud.
Most top breeders do not need to go out much, they have several bloodlines that make up their one line...
These are probably questions with no solid answer..good thinking questions...
Whether you show or not.. a breeder needs to be at ring side every chance you get..NY, big specialties etc... |