Redboy Pups

Just thought I would share some pictures of my pups I had born this morning. There is three girls and one boy
Sire is Judges Tramp (here is a ped for his litter mate brother).

http://www.apbt.online-pedigrees.com/modules.php?name=Public&file=printPedigree&dog_id=305464

Dame is Taylors Cinnamon Twist.

http://www.apbt.online-pedigrees.com/modules.php?name=Public&file=printPedigree&dog_id=272518

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are you letting any go ? (very serious)

 

Nice lookin' pups !

 

Nice lookin pups really like the eyes on the first one

 

looking good!!!

 

Your website says the pups are for sale for $1000 each? By all means, don't sell these pups.

 

nice breeding

 

Gotta luv that Redboy.

 

very nice good luck

 

What website? Either way, good luck with them pups SH.

 

Nice breedin there is only 4 i wouldnt sell them if i was u u can aford to keep 4 more if not u can at least farm 2 but keep them looks good just need that perfect out and u will have some monsters.

 

congrats good looking pups...

 

You have noticed that too, huh?

LOL

 

I know it could be pain staking, but could you explain why all the white comes through, and how it relates to the tightness of the breeding?

 

I agree all white = too tight
I also would like to hear me info on this subject.

 

me too:rolleyes:

 

I've been around quite a few tight redboy breedings and I will say that the tighter you go the more you will get cowpatch looking redboy animals. But you do get some of good white animals like that too.

 

I dont know alot about genetics but this is what I think about it as it pertains to color patterns.

White/color patches (cowpatched) is a rececive color pattern (rr), they have to have two rececive genes for them to be white/color patches if you breed two recicive white/color patched dogs all pups will be some variation of white/color patches.

Then you have solid colored dogs that carry one dominent gene for solid color and one rececive gene for white/ color patches (Rr), if you bred this dog to a white/color patched dog half your pups will be solid colored (Rr) and the other half will be white/color patches (rr). If you bred this same solid colored dog (Rr) to another solid colored dog with the same genes (Rr) you will have one pup that is dominent for solid color (RR) two will have one dominent gene for solid color and one rececive gene for white/ color patches (Rr) and one will be rececive for white/ colored patches (rr).

Then if you breed the dominent solid colored dog (RR) to any of the others listed all pups will be solid colored and will either be (Rr) or (RR).

So the color of the pups really can not show how tight they are bred, for example; if you took a brother (Rr) and bred him to his litter mate sister (rr) the offfspring will be half (Rr) and half will be (rr). If you took a female offspring (Rr) and bred her back to her sire (Rr) you will get one pup that is (RR) two that are (Rr) and one that is (rr). Then if you bred the same sire (Rr) back to an offspring off that breeding (Rr) you will get the same combination as previous, three solid colored dogs one white/color patches ext. Know if you take two dogs that are off two diffrent families of dogs that are both rececive for white/ color patches (rr) and breed those together all the pups will come out some variation of white/color patched (rr).

I may be totally wrong but that is the way I look at it when it comes to color variation in dogs. And when it comes to these white redboy dogs you cross them to another family (Jeep, etc.) they will mesh as well as the red ones.

(RR)= Dominent Solid Color
(Rr)= Solid Color/ Rececive for White/Color Patches
(rr)= White/Color Patches