Some things point out our true however you're neglecting the fact that some breeders will not sell their studsBluJay wrote:Good lawd, wouldn't it be better to buy one of the "top breeders" birds?
Tailfeathers, I know a "top breeder", of coturnix that played with artificial insemination. She used a pipettes to collect and inseminate them. She developed the red coturnix, red tuxedo, tuxedo coturnix Beautiful birds. To do this with finches.... Good grief that would be a job. Knowing what is involved in shipping canine seman counter to counter, is a task at time. I know because I shipped my dogs seman all over the states, 600.00 for the seman, plus traveling expenses and FedEx express delivery. It is very calculated, as the bitch has to be at the counter (vet) on receiving end.
I wonder if bird seman would have to be centrifuged, and put in stabilising solution for shipment?
I wonder if there are good books on bird showing? Like there are in dogs? The joy of breeding your own show dog, Ann Seranne, is my bible when it comes to breeding dogs. Are there books on the politics of birds shows? I would assume there is a fine line between "show quality" and "Pet Quality" in birds as with dogs. If so, wouldn't it be better to have birds from the bloodline you want, and bring them up on both sides of pedigree, so to speak?
I'm sure there is a lot of "ring side" BS in bird shows as in dog shows. Just don't think it would make good economic sense to do this with finches. Wouldn't it be to stressful?
PS: Happy Thanksgiving.
Thanks and I just finished up my good old fashioned american pumpkin pie emm emm