14/07/2026
Breeding By Objectives - Temperament and Fighting Style of my LDT Boston RH
I am from the purist school. Of course there are pure strains. Genetics is everything. Pedigree can only come from trusted breeders.
We have to set our own seed fowls. What fighting style do we want? How early maturing or late, are each family of crosses? Do we care how they look?
Mendel's Laws of Inheritance tells us that since we are breeding for the pit, selection parameters should be those that matter in the pit: intelligence, gameness, power, speed, general fighting style.
A x B = C
C x C is not C
You can only have C fighters from pure A's and B's.
That's why you need to single-mate pure individuals to find superior breeders, and develop lines from them.
Pure-to-pure or pure to crosses of the same bloodline, is the only way. Subfamilies to families, from ace-breeder individuals. Lines are developed according to the subfamily, and not just the name of the bloodline.
Looks and colors do not matter in the pit, and does not need to be a part of the selection process. We are breeding for the pit, not for fashion shows.
The videos below are the generations of LDT Boston RH I used through the years, and the fighting style I am trying to set in my Boston substrain, defects and all. Kuba has a humpback, and EsKubaDos, his son, is cross-legged. But I still use them and get good fighters from them.
1. Coltics - Pure LDT Boston RH from Mt. Labo GF (2020)
2. Escobar - Straight Boston RH - Coltics' son to an MBE hen (2021)
3. Kuba - Pure LDT Boston RH - Coltics nephew (2022) - EsKuba line (Escobar-Kuba)
4. Silindron - Pure MBE Boston RH from Bert Seelin (2026)
Now I have to do this (find superior individuals) for my ARL White Hatch and Garces 6Marker bloodlines.