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Just curious..... If you had a great dog that did great in competiton for you more than once, but had no papers... what would you do with the dog. :?: :?: ;)
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He earned his feed for the rest of his life
No doubt he has earned a feed, but nt sure if u will use him in my programQuote:
Originally Posted by evolutionkennels
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Dogs are bred off another dog, there are Poncho dogs, Redboy dogs, Virgil dogs, Mayday dogs, etc. Most never look past the name, as you should not, they look at the performance.
Bottom line, who cares how the dog might have been bred, a performer is a performer and in 3 generations who will care how the main name was bred as long as it and it's offspring reproduce temselves.
I would breed the dog and see what it produces, but I have the time to do so and most want to chase paper.
Since you posed the question YinYang, and this may be a hypothetical dog, what would you do with it?
Gr ch 35.... I do not believe he was bred.. For not having papers/unknown ped...
I wouldn't bred the dog, any dog with out knowing, its history/ped... Jmho
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Originally Posted by FACE203
Gr Ch 35 was bred ... and he never produced anything worth a hoot ...
How a dog is bred matters ...
If I knew (and liked) how the dog was bred, but just didn't have papers, I would breed him no problem.
If I did not know how he was bred at all, I would treat the dog kindly and give him the comfortable retirement he deserves ... but I sure wouldn't breed him to my best bitches.
Jack
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Thanks for clearing, that up...
If itjust didnt have papers but i know the sire and dam and there bloodline line i might consider breeding him but if know knowledge a all than no i will not breed the dogQuote:
Originally Posted by HOGBIZ