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BREEDING BETTER DOGS DVD
by Carmelo Battaglia (See other books by author)
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Publisher: BEI Publications
Edition: 1988 DVD
Run Time: 2 Hrs.
ISBN: 0961406305
Item: DG125
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Summary: Easy to understand information on the basics of dog genetics and breeding programs. Clear charts and diagrams so you can set up your own breeding program.
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Expanded Description:
If you are trying to develop a breeding program, here's a technique that works. Includes all the information needed to set up, has a clear, concise approach to the principles of breeding, with a basic color chart pedigree system that's practical. Dr. Battaglia has been active in breeding and canine research for more than 25 years.
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| Sound Advice for Improving Your Breeding Program, June 14, 2008 |
| Reviewer: WorkingDogz |
Any breeder wishing to improve their litters should watch this video. Even though this was filmed several years ago (entry fees were only $13 if that gives you and idea of how long ago!) the information is far from outdated. The concepts are simple, and you don't have to be a 'genetic genius' to follow Dr. Battaglia's stick dog method for evaluating pedigrees and making good breeding decisions.
I am personally evaluating breedings looking for my next competition dog, and by using the information I learned in this DVD, it has helped me to objectively evaluate things I might have otherwise overlooked.
My only complaint is that lot of time was spent on evaluating a dog's front assembly, but surprisingly very little time was devoted to a dog's rear assembly. Maybe the live seminar spends more time on this, but I would have liked to have seen equal time devoted to the other half of a dog's structure. |
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| Highly informative, January 24, 2007 |
| Reviewer: Jennifer Richardson |
| This video is very informative and thought provoking. It is a great supplement to his book. I found that I picked up more watchiing him explain the pedigree research than I ever did reading. I was extremely fascinated with the case study of mising teath and how the recessive genetic trait for it can remain buried for several generation. It is a lot of information to get in two hours and you'll be glad you own it as you'll surely want to watch it several times. It is also a great addition to breed club libraries. |
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