First I want to say that I like both sides of this discussion ... its interesting "at work" literature.



Secondly, I think that a point that is (failingly) trying to be made is the following. A CB baby might be a result of CB adults which would have been runty or weak had they not been fawned over and cared for by humans. A CH baby, right out of the wild, has come from parents who overcame natural adversity and made it to maturity while (presumably) many other wild BP's did not.



I think that *may* be at the heart of the pro-CH "stong blood" argument.



I'm just providing clarity on what I think is a valid point.



For the record, in this discussion, I think that given the large numbers and rapidly dropping price of CB normal BP babies, I see no point in further depleting the natural numbers.



Joel
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