Quote Originally Posted by CA Jack View Post
Try looking again at 10-generations






I would first look at ANY pedigree 10+ generations-deep, minimum, before discussing what the coefficient is

Then I would answer you a 42+% inbred dog is highly-inbred, as the article states.






And you got it.

Your mistake was looking at a 4-generation pedigree to discuss "depth" ...

Typically, a WIC search spans 10-15 generations in order to have any meaning

Jack
Thanks Jack duly noted

It only took one click to see it with the 10 generation