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Poor thing looked crippled to me.
you mean how they keep their back sloped?
Yes!
you mean how they keep their back sloped?
Yes!
Westminster Dog Show Tonight
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All the people that I know that have working shepards, use dogs with a squarer frame, the sloping line has made those dogs useless for what they're supposed to do - work!
My breed won't be accepted until June of this year so I'm looking forward to seeing them in the ring soon.
My breed won't be accepted until June of this year so I'm looking forward to seeing them in the ring soon.
Did anyone see any Great Pry. in the show ring last night??? Any Golden Retriever's? Or Doxie's????? I love those breeds.
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I saw Doxies... cute ones too.
I saw Doxies... cute ones too.
Alright!! Any long haired ones? I LOVE those cute Doxie's.
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I agree that the squarer frame makes for a dog that looks like he can work, like he's suppose to.
What breed are you interested in?
I agree that the squarer frame makes for a dog that looks like he can work, like he's suppose to.
What breed are you interested in?
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I agree that the squarer frame makes for a dog that looks like he can work, like he's suppose to.
What breed are you interested in?
I'm interested in the Cane (kah-nay)Corso. I've currently got 4, but have had 5 total. I've been involved with the breed since 1998. Used to be a board member, but now just help in rescue when I can. I was more interested in training the dogs then dealing with the politics. I was one of the founding people of the working committee and encourageing people to do more than just show their dogs. Working dogs, need to work!
If petting a dog adds years to your life, then working one will add life to those years!
I agree that the squarer frame makes for a dog that looks like he can work, like he's suppose to.
What breed are you interested in?
I'm interested in the Cane (kah-nay)Corso. I've currently got 4, but have had 5 total. I've been involved with the breed since 1998. Used to be a board member, but now just help in rescue when I can. I was more interested in training the dogs then dealing with the politics. I was one of the founding people of the working committee and encourageing people to do more than just show their dogs. Working dogs, need to work!
If petting a dog adds years to your life, then working one will add life to those years!
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That sure is a beautiful breed! I've always admired that dog but I had a few Danes instead. They were hard to find and very expensive.
Here's one I just pulled off the net:
That sure is a beautiful breed! I've always admired that dog but I had a few Danes instead. They were hard to find and very expensive.
Here's one I just pulled off the net:
ooh! thats a nice looking dog!
I'm rooting for the clumber spaniel.. (i gotta get one of those someday!)
and the saint bernard and the mastiff...
not sure what catagory they'd be in though.. i think sporting and working??
I'm rooting for the clumber spaniel.. (i gotta get one of those someday!)
and the saint bernard and the mastiff...
not sure what catagory they'd be in though.. i think sporting and working??
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If I'm not mistaken the clumber spaniel should be in the sporting group; the saint and the mastiff in the working group. I like clumbers too
I love cane corso's. I love any large dog, with the exception of chows but then they are considered a medium sized dog, right?
If I'm not mistaken the clumber spaniel should be in the sporting group; the saint and the mastiff in the working group. I like clumbers too
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