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 squitandfate
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6/4/2014 3:13:18 AM reply with quote send message to squitandfate Object to Post   

i have just started source breeding with italian greyhounds as we have lost all of the solid colours and was wondering if any one would be willing to help me out as i reall have no idia about source breeding my other account is bubby1000 if i dont answer on this one..... please help me
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6/4/2014 12:20:06 PM reply with quote send message to Laffy-Taffy Kennels Object to Post

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Does these help you any?

www.italian-greyhound.net/coatcolor.htm
www.italian-greyhound.net/IGColors.htm
greytarticles.wordpress.com/medical-first-aid/color-geneticsgorgeous-greyhound-colors/greyhound-color-genetics-rainbow-colors-%E2%80%94rainbow-greyhounds/
homepage.usask.ca/~schmutz/IGcolor.html

If it would help more, I could make you some kind of color breeding chart, like I used to have for my Dachshunds.

Alexandria

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 Lilliput
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IG colors look pretty straight forward at a glance, I can help. PM me any specific questions and I'll walk you through it.

The main thing is that solids are pretty easy- in order to get a solid colored puppy, at least one parent MUST by solid. If a dog is NOT solid, it doesn't have the solid gene, no matter what color it's parents were.

Solid is also the same gene for all colors- so assuming you have ALL color in "color and white" dogs, you do not need to bring back each solid color individually. Rather you just need to bring the solid GENE back up, in whatever color or colors you like, and then it can be quickly applied, in just one litter, to every other color.

Depending on what sort of source breeding you want to do, you could get these up to show quality fairly fast- you simply breed solid sourcies, to whatever colored current dogs you like, keep the solid offspring for breeding (discard the non-solids), then breed the solid pups to any color current gen, keep only the solid pups, and continue on until you have current SOP.

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