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DON'T OVERLOOK THE BITCH-LINES FROM THE GRAND SIRES. SOME STUDS WILL PROVE TO BE BETTER FROM THEIR PRODUCING BITCHES, RATHER THEIR IMMEDIATE OFFSPRING.
IMO Some of the best bitches get passed by, as some feel they would be to aggressive. I always keep my eye on the fighting bitches. Has worked very well for me. Just have to be careful lining up the stud, if he is known for throwing to much aggression. Then work close with the pups to channel it the right way.
Michael Smyth Ireland (Verified User) Posts 969 Dogs 20 / Races 0 19 Mar 2019 07:59
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If you know your bitch Sean , youll know her strengths and her ability on the track and temperament then decide what dog you hope will improve her weaknesses and add to her strengths. Then add luck and good rearing and hope for best!
Sean Moran Ireland (Verified User) Posts 182 Dogs 5 / Races 0 20 Mar 2019 19:56
Do you have questions about breeding theories? 
