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by alexweb on 30 August 2004 - 02:08

Hello! Please explain me some below: 3,5 - 4,4.........Some dog Here we have line to a dog named Some Dog 3,5 means that Some Dog is in the dogs 3rd and 5th leg in the fathers side 4,4 means that Some Dog is twice in the 4th leg, mothers side. What this mean? Sorry, but I newbee and English is not my native language. Can anyone demonstrate me how this will work?

by awt on 30 August 2004 - 03:08

Alexweb, Rather than write elaborate explanations, I will post a site I found that gives a very good write-up of Pedigree use in breeding decisions. The site is one for sled-dogs, but the information applies to any type of dog breed. http://www.seppalasleddogs.com/breeding5.htm Scroll down to PEDIGREES AND HOW TO USE THEM.

by gsddebby on 30 August 2004 - 03:08

to demonstrate just go to a dog's pedigree and click on "linebreeding" that should give you the idea of what it means.

by gsddebby on 30 August 2004 - 03:08

to demonstrate just go to a dog's pedigree and click on "linebreeding" that should give you the idea of what it means.

VKH

by VKH on 30 August 2004 - 04:08

First Example 3,5 - 4,4.........Some dog (A) Second Example 4 – 5 .........Some dog (A) 3,5- 3 .........Other dog (B) ------------------------- For the sake of evaluating Line breeding Numbers, we shall consider the last 5 Generations of your dogs pedigree 1st Generation being the 2 Parents, 2nd Generation being the 4 Grandparents, 3rd Generation being the 8 Great-Grandparents, 4th Generation being the 16 GreatGreat Grandparents and last but not least the 5th Generation of 32 GreatGreatGreat Grandparents The Number(s) before the – pertain to the Male ALWAYS, the number(s) following the – pertain to the Female ALWAYS! -------------------------------- The Numbers in the first Example tell us that “Dog A” is in the 3rd as well as in the 5th Generation of the Male (sire) and twice in the 4th Generation of the Female (dam) -------------------------------- The Number(s) in the second example tell us that “Dog A” is in the 4th Generation of the male (sire) and in the 5th Generation of the Female (dam) and … “Dog B” is in the 3rd and 5th Generation of the Male (sire) and once the 3rd generation of the Female (dam)





 


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