What you're not understanding is that in order to "put" two dogs together in the Test Breeding feature, each dog used has to EXIST in the database (i.e., BE STORED).
The test breedings you're making are only mock-ups; the breeding created is NOT actually stored; the "test breeding" merely displays two ACTUAL dogs together (without storing the data you're seeing).
The only reason we can "display" a test breeding is because the two dogs you're plugging into the Test Breeding page ARE actual dogs and ARE stored.
The ONLY way you could make a second test breeding (with both your original test breedings put together) would be to STORE the results of the first two test breedings.
For the 10th time: You can only plug-in an ACTUAL dog to be able to see a test breeding
Just stop and THINK for a minute: how could you possibly "search" for any dog, to plug it into the Test Breeding feature, that wasn't IN the database?![]()
Therefore, once again, you are asking us to allow you to create and STORE bullshit pedigrees, so you can "see" what two bullshit (prospective, but not actual) breedings "look like" ... which we are unwilling to provide the storage space to do.
Jack
Edit: In order to realize your idea, we would have to create a separate "false Pedigree" database where any dog created by a Test Breeding would have to be STORED and then designated as "Theoretical," so other people would realize it was a Theoretical Dog, not an Actual Dog. Worse, this group of "fake dogs" would also have to be coded differently, so they would be unsearchable in the "real" dog database, and YET be searchable in the Test Breeding feature (which right now ONLY searches ACTUAL dogs, not theoretical dogs). Right now, the Test Breeding feature only allows you to see what two ACTUAL dogs would look like bred together, so we would have to allow it also to search a brand new "Fake Dog Database," created just for you.
Your idea of creating depth to the Test Breeding feature, to mate two NON-Actual dogs together, "sounds like a great idea" ONLY if you're NOT thinking too deeply about what it would take to do, and the ramifications of doing it. It would require a ton of work, it would introduce the need for a totally new database, a totally new search engine (to be able to search for NON-actual dogs, and distinguish them from actual dogs), and it would require unlimited bandwith/storage space ... adding a LOT of confusion ... all so that people can "fantasize" about dogs that don't exist, and represent nothing but the imagination![]()
Um, NO![]()