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Subject: Staff. lines

Author:
Craig

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Date Posted: 15:58:00 04/21/03 Mon
In reply to: Mahran 's message, "Staff. Bloodline" on 16:53:35 04/13/03 Sun

Almost all modern Staffords come down from Brindle Mick and are known as M line dogs. There are a few "R" line dogs, and there has been a rumor of "J" line dogs. These lines are based on 40's era dogs there are lot of questioning of the validity of looking at Staffords in that simplistic of a formula. There are other styles of dogs called Staffords like the Psycho lines, or Dublin Reds or Irish Staffords. Call any of them what you like they are simply all bull & terriers. If you are interested in a certain look then you need to ask the breeder about inbreeding coefficients, the higher they are then the more predictable the breedings. Of course you have a higher chance of bad genetic problems too if the breeder is a not careful.

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