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I love looking at a reaching stride and I know it is not according to the standard. You call it 'throw the legs".
I like the look of it though and find it hard to knock a dog that does, even though I know that the standard does not call for it.
UKC Conformation Shows 2012
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Re: UKC Conformation Shows 2012
I know the standard, and I know how they are supposed to move.
I love looking at a reaching stride and I know it is not according to the standard. You call it 'throw the legs".
I like the look of it though and find it hard to knock a dog that does, even though I know that the standard does not call for it.
I love looking at a reaching stride and I know it is not according to the standard. You call it 'throw the legs".
I like the look of it though and find it hard to knock a dog that does, even though I know that the standard does not call for it.
Judith Van Neerland Dutch Shepherds 