iceman
Active Member
This is an excellent article written for boxers but same mechanics apply of the dobermann also.
HOW STRUCTURE AFFECTS MOVEMENT
HOW STRUCTURE AFFECTS MOVEMENT
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How structure affects movement
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iceman
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conformation is everything...without a correct skeletal structure a dog cannot do ANY work efficiently..
many people don't know the reason judges move dogs in the ring during evaluation...
a still dog will not show the faults standing motionless, but they are more apparent for the skilled eye during movement..
DocReverto
Formerly CRD
Very good info, thank you for posting.
With all of the conformation bashing I have seen lately it's great to have some ammo in the gun.
I think people seriously neglect just how much structure can affect everything.
A poorly built dog will not have the same endurance due to having to compensate further to accomplish the same goal a correct Doberman can do with ease. Among so many other issues that neglecting conformation can cause
With all of the conformation bashing I have seen lately it's great to have some ammo in the gun.
I think people seriously neglect just how much structure can affect everything.
A poorly built dog will not have the same endurance due to having to compensate further to accomplish the same goal a correct Doberman can do with ease. Among so many other issues that neglecting conformation can cause
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