If you breed a purebreed rooster to split hens are your offspring purebreed?
Splits ?
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...that being said, there's no such thing as a purebred, because everything was made from something else and outcrossing is a normal part of breeding. Most feel that 6 or 8 generation is enough time to eliminate most unwanted features.
If you're talking about color, however, breeding a pure to splits will give you 50% pure, 50% splits.
...that being said, there's no such thing as a purebred, because everything was made from something else and outcrossing is a normal part of breeding. Most feel that 6 or 8 generation is enough time to eliminate most unwanted features.
If you're talking about color, however, breeding a pure to splits will give you 50% pure, 50% splits.
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