Question about inbreed

Is my bulldog to inbreed in the sense of him not beeing healthy both phisical and mental.Thank You.https://pedigree.gamedogs.cz/details.php?id=520732

 

From a quick look at the pedigree there's relatively low inbreeding. Take a look at the coi% is only 6%. If you're having issues with the dogs health or mental state it's most likely not from inbreeding but something else.

 

Thank's i am not having problems with my dog hes only 2 months.I saw that some dogs name appear more than once in the ped.

 

Because your dogs grandparents are 1/2 brother/sister.

 

Is that a bad thing ?I am new to this pedigree stuff ,and trying to learn about it.I read online that a COI above 5% is not very good.

 

Take that with a grain of salt. Our dogs are probably the most inbred dogs you can get. I'd bet the best dogs in history were 25% coi father/ daughters or 12.5% half siblings because most Take to inbreeding very good. That doesn't mean do bro/sis for 3 generations and expects not to get retarded offspring. You need genetic versatility.

 

Thank You very much you where all so helpfull

 

If You somehow get the time i would appreciate If You could share your oppinion in my pupps bloodline it is my first pitt and i am trying to figure out what temperent he will have.

 

Lol don't believe everything you read online. It's not always a bad thing. I have 1 or 2 who's COI is higher than 25. My whole shebang here is half bro/sis breedings. Yours is not bred that tight at all.

 

No one will be able to tell you that. Dogs, like people are individuals. Even individuals from the same family will act differently from eachother.

 

I've had half brother/half sister breedings....2. Both dogs were excellent at what they were supposed to do (one excelled at Shutzhund and was the smartest dog I ever had). The other had little ability but showed game after a bad yard accident. I would feed both of them again.

Both dogs developed health problems and had to be put down at exactly 7 years and 8 months (almost to the day) so that was the trade off. The dog you have is not very inbred, at all, especially for this breed. Inbreeding locks in desirable (and undesirable) traits.

Keep in mind I am not nearly as experienced as most the guys on this forum, so take what I say for that.

 

you all been very helpful and i apreciate that !!!Thank You!