I noticed that whenever I look on the offspring of any of my pets, they don't show the father. I know a site where the offspring page shows who the father is.

For example:

Say you have a Puma named Kiki, and you see she has 2 children. You click on the link and see she has them, but you don't see the father(s). And you don't want to click on their images to find out who their father(s) is(are). With my idea, you can see who the father(s) is(are) on  the page. Plus you don't want to end up switching your active pet if you want to breed Kiki with the same father because of how good the genetics were at the time. 

Support!

Thank you, SiberianWhite. :)

Support

You're welcome, I was having the same problem as the example.

... See how lazy people are these days. -- JK... maybe.

Anyways, why don't you just right click and open the stuff on a new tab? You can just move back to the mom's tab once you know who the dad would be, then click breed there. Or do what I do, and make some spread sheets. (which I'm too lazy to update lately.)

Well if the pet was sold or is in the pound it would be a great way to still be able to have that information. I hate when there's a missing link in the background of my pets, it's a sure way for me to get a pet with DG.

I support that idea :)

Thank you, Wolla.

Wolla (#36390) wrote:

Well if the pet was sold or is in the pound it would be a great way to still be able to have that information. I hate when there's a missing link in the background of my pets, it's a sure way for me to get a pet with DG.

I support that idea :)

And that is why you get the premium subscription. Like I implied before, there are already many ways to get around this.

Sure, there are ways to get around it, but using this would make things easier, and very simple.

SuperHappy (#38518) wrote:

Sure, there are ways to get around it, but using this would make things easier, and very simple.

The reason I stated that was to point out how this suggestion isn't really needed, it may be helpful, but there are already many ways around it, implemented and otherwise.

Also, from what I've read about it, I'm infering it would be something similar to the pet's pedigree page, just that it'll be in the list of children instead of two seperate links, correct?

Support 100% specially when your writing out a family tree and the kids are in the pound and all you want to know is who the father is