What is another word for breeding back?
Pronunciation: [bɹˈiːdɪŋ bˈak] (IPA) 
Breeding back is a term that refers to the process of restoring a breed of animal to its original form after it has been crossbred. Synonyms for breeding back include breed restoration, breed conservation, breed maintenance, and breed preservation. Breed restoration is the process of selecting two animals of the same breed and mating them to produce offspring that are genetically similar to the original breed. Breed conservation involves the preservation of genetic diversity within a specific breed. Breed maintenance refers to the ongoing efforts to maintain the characteristics of a particular breed. Preservation breeding involves breeding animals for their genetic traits to preserve them for the future.
