Am I Reading This Right?
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frannieuk
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If you're pointing out what I think you are..its not very nice is it!! Illegal in humans too!
Aleka81
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OMG!
JessPickle
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that is very shocking, that cant be legal! and why do that I am sure they wouldnt with humans!
CastleMouse
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OMG!
madgirl
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sorry if iam being extra thinck but what is wrong?
GTs
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The mare bred with her dad.
JessPickle
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sorry if iam being extra thinck but what is wrong?
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maybe you should look at it a bit closer! pink is mum, blue dad!
sorry if iam being extra thinck but what is wrong?
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maybe you should look at it a bit closer! pink is mum, blue dad!
RachelB
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Bear in mind there are a lot of mistakes on there, some of it is just guesses as to what parents are!
My friends anglo arab is that closely in-bred too, By Scindian Magician (Scindian Magic X Sweet Maid), out of Magician's dam Sweet Maid. This is according to his papers, too!
Not right at all...
My friends anglo arab is that closely in-bred too, By Scindian Magician (Scindian Magic X Sweet Maid), out of Magician's dam Sweet Maid. This is according to his papers, too!
Not right at all...
madgirl
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o thanks!!
omg
omgpeapod
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God, that is a bit TOO inbred! (if it is correct).
Check out my boy's breeding though - www.allbreedpedigree.com/lowhouses+sonny
Dales ponies had such a small gene pool, inbreeding was inevitable - look how many times Wheatside Perfect appears!
Check out my boy's breeding though - www.allbreedpedigree.com/lowhouses+sonny
Dales ponies had such a small gene pool, inbreeding was inevitable - look how many times Wheatside Perfect appears!
S_N
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That was really common place in the TB world up until the WWI, it wasn't really frowned upon till after WWII!
GTs
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Really? Breeding a mare to it's sire? Crikey, and we thought back in the day they were better horsemen.
S_N
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Really!! I can't think of any instances, but breeding a mare to her son was not unheard of either!!
GTs
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Eww -
amage
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it's called line breeding...i'm just starting to study it in college. can't remember specifics now but when i do i'll post!
MillionDollar
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Yeh very EWWWW but it does happen.
Friends yearling colt jumped over 3 fences and covered his mother one year later little Amber was born!!! eewww, she was quite ugly too, lol.
Also have NF mare with in-bred breeding, suppose thay can't help it though as she was from the forest.
And don't forget many dogs and especially cats are very in-bred. One of our cats unfortunately had a litter of kittens with her dad!!! yuk! although they were very pretty, lol.
Friends yearling colt jumped over 3 fences and covered his mother one year later little Amber was born!!! eewww, she was quite ugly too, lol.
Also have NF mare with in-bred breeding, suppose thay can't help it though as she was from the forest.
And don't forget many dogs and especially cats are very in-bred. One of our cats unfortunately had a litter of kittens with her dad!!! yuk! although they were very pretty, lol.
brighteyes
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And it's the 'Arab lot' - nothing surprises me about what they get up to - I know, I'll be shot to death for saying that..........
piebaldsparkle
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Looks like the family tree of someone from The Isle of Wight!!!!
YorksG
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It happens in all sorts of animals, the problems which come from this in dogs are things like progrssive retinal atrophy which leads to blindness, hip displacia and a variety of other problems. The real difficulties are with any recessive gene diseases, which are more likely when the gene pool is so restricted. This also happens with very closed communities of people!
Olliedog
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I've heard of line breeding, but I thought that half-sibling to half-sibling was about as close as you were meant to get?
I laughed when I saw its name though...maybe they got its two heads mixed up?(I know, I know, bad joke, I'll go now..
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Actually, now I think about it, maybe the reason for the name is that the wrong mare was covered??
I laughed when I saw its name though...maybe they got its two heads mixed up?(I know, I know, bad joke, I'll go now..
Actually, now I think about it, maybe the reason for the name is that the wrong mare was covered??
Lobelia_Overhill
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Line breeding and in-breeding is fairly common in showing - you either get a disaster or the world's best ____ [insert breed here]
kayleigh_and_rocky
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eww
Doreys_Mum
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http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/waltham+cariad
My bestest baby was inbred too. It's not as bad as it sounds, they don't value family like we do, and in the wild a stallion would serve his own daughters, sisters and mother when he took over the herd. So I don't see a problem tbh.
My bestest baby was inbred too. It's not as bad as it sounds, they don't value family like we do, and in the wild a stallion would serve his own daughters, sisters and mother when he took over the herd. So I don't see a problem tbh.
Fairynuff
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Youre right Dorey. iInbreeding is a bit touch and go if its brother sister but father daughter is usually okay. The father has only half the genetic pool of his daughter so its more acceptable than a mating with both parents having the exact same genetic pool. Most dog pedigrees will be found to have line breeding AND many TB pedigrees. A bit like us marrying our first cousins! Mairi.
kerrylou123
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i've just found my horses grand sire and his nanny and their in bred too! Im quite suprised to find that down his line is swedish warmblood, tb and hanovarian.