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This was way too long and ad ridden to copy and past but I see most of these breeds all the time; especially the Doberman. LOL...

Lots of big windows are a must for me with any house I want to live in.

Our club does Total Dog at all events with conformation. @Katyusharocket earned it last year.

I got a photo of both breeds at a dog show a few years back. Anatolian in front and Kangal behind Phoebe.

That top one would make a great calendar shot if it could be cropped down to landscape.

Oh boy how messed up is that?

He's growing into a very handsome boy!

I have looked at those quite often and I agree that anything made for a horse lasts a lot longer than the dog version.

Our Boxer was quite heavy chested and probably not a very good swimmer so his front end just went down and his back end came up.

And then I saw a "Miniature Mastiff" there. It looks like a damn Pug mix. https://molosserdogs.com/view-article/miniature-mastiff

Our club has held Fetch dog, ATT and FDC in conjunction with a nearby AKC club. Trick Dog could be done virtually last I checked and my friend here in town has a more advanced Fit Dog title. With that one it's an honor system where you track the miles you walk your dog and do some other sport...

Good luck and I hope you have some photos and/or videos to shart.

Nice to see you again Art! The happy ratters sounds very interesting for sure since I don't see much for barn hunt here. I know a club to our west is having a rat seminar in a few weeks but I think it's full already.

I agree there, maybe a yearling at best.

Is there still a swelling here though?

In this case it is for health reasons so it doesn't have to be show lines. They're more looking to do research on what is causing Wobblers and the underlying cause.

You're right about their list of high risk dogs (and the Doberman is on it) but thankfully we live out in the sticks and our ins. company is fine with any breed.

Waiting for dinner last night.

I was guessing they meant trotting/gaiting like you do in the ring but maybe they do mean both?

Help Advance Wobbler Syndrome Research in the Doberman Pinscher The Doberman Pinscher Club of America (DPCA) is proud to support an important new research study at The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine, funded by the Morris Animal Foundation. Researchers are...