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No hurry I can wait. I've been working on Nala's stack since she was 10 months. So she ok at it but she has to be stacked by hand. But we're getting there.
I'll try to get a good pic. And what's the prostumum? Where's that at?
Some dogs think stacking is silly and they don't want to do it. Or it's having strangers look at them. Or they were still asleep. Or the camera steals their soul. Or or or. They may still do it because you asked them but they are not pleased. They tend to drop their ears, push back in the stand, roach their back, etc. It makes them look as bad as possible. Even a very good dog can look like it was assembled by a kindergarten class. All the comments I made about her could be from her unwillingness to play the game at that time. But, I commented on what I was shown.
Prosternum- go to her withers, run your hand down the shoulder blade to where her shoulder blade meets upper arm. Reach around to the front of her chest and there should be a knob. It's at the level of the joint between shoulder blade and upper arm (humerus) , at the front of the chest. This is where the ribs start. If it's prominent it gives lots of room for muscles to attach. If it's small, less room for muscles.
http://cracarsiberians.lappiesusa.com/2005/All About Siberians/Visual/title.htm
I only googled for Sibe anatomy chart, haven't read any of it, wasdon't know if good or bad.