It can vary. One of the things that cause variance in a repeat breeding is where they end up, which is seldom factored in. A buddy of mine did a heavy redboy breeding with a shot of eli as an out and the first litter were all keepers. Out of five four went on to show. The fifth (and arguably the best) never met a barrel, or rock or root or stick he did not enjoy). All five went to places where the dogs were looked after, waited upon and then given every chance a young dog should get and they made it to the show. These four went 9-1. The breeding was repeated but three of the next five ended up in the hands of the unknowing. The other two one made it and the other was a barrel chewing game plug. The other three never made it out of their adolescent time due to ignorance. So to find out whether a repeat breeding was successful the repeat breeding variances must be vary similar to the first one if the first breeding is deemed successful. EWO