Instructional Breeding Project (Week 7 Info: MEGA!)

[Serena Stroikavskoi]

(05-27-2013 04:18 PM)Wendi Lavendel Wrote:  Making assumptions is dangerous. There's another recent post (in this or other topic, I can't recall) that mentions certain sellers making and advertising "assumptions" in their cats that can throw off inexperienced breeders. This project will NOT teach people to make such assumptions, as one our goals is to teach people how to determine with CERTAINTY what a cat is hiding. Maybe this will cut back on the number of these assumptions found in the market.

I personally think this is the #1 reason a lot of new breeders to the community gets frustrated and quit. I agree with you, making assumptions and not understanding the "chances" of what is hiding is frustrating. This is a more realistic approach to understanding and breeding I think on what we are actually seeing in our lines and determining what is hiding (and not possibly hiding) on the offspring's.