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Definition of line breeding in English: line breedingnoun mass nounThe selective breeding of animals for a desired feature by mating them within a closely related line. Example sentencesExamples - Third and fourth generation selective line breeding of P. violacea is now becoming available.
- Normally, that would be a composite result of generations of line breeding rather than immediate inbreeding.
- The upside in line breeding is that the puppies will have uniformity in color, shape, and size.
- Most breeders practice some form of line breeding, generally focusing on one of the important studs in their breed.
- By recording dog genealogies and adopting practices such as line breeding, breeders started producing dogs so varied that they seemed quite different from their ancestors.
- There seems to be a vast misunderstanding about line breeding, what it is, why it is done and how it is done.
- Breeders will tell you they have tried everything from line breeding to the top animals to complimentary breeding, but the results still seem to be in the hands of the Gods.
- This breeding of like to like requires some intense line breeding of certain individuals.
- Questions from reporters about the possibility of inbreeding - or line breeding, as it's known in the kennel trade - were met with the stereotypical Arnold sneer.
- Each person has their own specifics when defining inbreeding, line breeding, and out-crossing.
- The Scottish Terrier, once known as the Aberdeen Terrier, and generally known as the Scottie, has existed in various forms for many centuries, but it was not until after 1800 that line breeding began.
- Actually the distinction between inbreeding and line breeding cannot be sharply defined.
- With line breeding you will know in advance to some degree what the puppies will look like and how they most likely will behave.
- Highfield relies on line breeding, not in breeding.
- Outcrossing the wrong two dogs can be much more of a disaster than line breeding the right ones.
- The purpose of both line breeding and inbreeding is to bring about breed improvement to get the best that is possible out of ones matings and to upgrade his stock.
- This problem has always been a prevalent fault in the breed, but one which we had avoided for a long time, mainly because of line breeding to Sir Bear who excelled in shoulders.
Definition of line breeding in US English: line breedingnoun The selective breeding of animals for a desired feature by mating them within a closely related line. Example sentencesExamples - Breeders will tell you they have tried everything from line breeding to the top animals to complimentary breeding, but the results still seem to be in the hands of the Gods.
- By recording dog genealogies and adopting practices such as line breeding, breeders started producing dogs so varied that they seemed quite different from their ancestors.
- The upside in line breeding is that the puppies will have uniformity in color, shape, and size.
- This breeding of like to like requires some intense line breeding of certain individuals.
- Most breeders practice some form of line breeding, generally focusing on one of the important studs in their breed.
- Questions from reporters about the possibility of inbreeding - or line breeding, as it's known in the kennel trade - were met with the stereotypical Arnold sneer.
- Normally, that would be a composite result of generations of line breeding rather than immediate inbreeding.
- The purpose of both line breeding and inbreeding is to bring about breed improvement to get the best that is possible out of ones matings and to upgrade his stock.
- This problem has always been a prevalent fault in the breed, but one which we had avoided for a long time, mainly because of line breeding to Sir Bear who excelled in shoulders.
- Outcrossing the wrong two dogs can be much more of a disaster than line breeding the right ones.
- Third and fourth generation selective line breeding of P. violacea is now becoming available.
- The Scottish Terrier, once known as the Aberdeen Terrier, and generally known as the Scottie, has existed in various forms for many centuries, but it was not until after 1800 that line breeding began.
- Highfield relies on line breeding, not in breeding.
- Each person has their own specifics when defining inbreeding, line breeding, and out-crossing.
- Actually the distinction between inbreeding and line breeding cannot be sharply defined.
- With line breeding you will know in advance to some degree what the puppies will look like and how they most likely will behave.
- There seems to be a vast misunderstanding about line breeding, what it is, why it is done and how it is done.
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