Inheritance, Where's That Coming From

[OGDOGG]

Thank you TFX for breaking it down. If you compare Ch Alien to Ch Buddy, they look like litter mates.
http://www.thepitbullbible.com/forum...hp?dog_id=8047

Only if I still have my old phone, their other brother Bullseye(who was stolen)is identical to Buddy but has black marks like Ch Alien. Not only do they look like Alien, they also are deep game bulldogs, like that line is known for.

[TFX]

Thank you TFX for breaking it down. If you compare Ch Alien to Ch Buddy, they look like litter mates.
http://www.thepitbullbible.com/forum...hp?dog_id=8047

Only if I still have my old phone, their other brother Bullseye(who was stolen)is identical to Buddy but has black marks like Ch Alien. Not only do they look like Alien, they also are deep game bulldogs, like that line is known for.

A perfect example of how a piece of the ancestry that accounts for 12.5% completely dominates higher percentages of other family breeding in a pedigree. That kind of prepotency comes almost exclusively out of linebreeding programs. The chances that you would get a dog who figured only once in the 5th generation of a pedigree to continue to stamp offspring further down the line like this is highly unlikely. Now, just imagine if the entire pedigree was linebred for 5 or 6 generations on the same 2 or 3 dogs, how much more consistently are those traits harnessed? It is exponentially increased, and yet because of the many variables still very difficult.