fabulous photos! How fabulous that you two got to meet and the dogs go to play! that is one fabulously gorgeous bunch of dobermans! the humans were not bad either!
How cute these are! jealous that we could not all end up on a beach somewhere and let ALL of our Dobermans romp together!!! :)...
Maureen!! is this the little dude with his hackles up in those baby photos? GOOD LORD! he has grown! what a fabulous looking little grand dog! adorable!!
whats going on with his left front leg? is it bent to the side? or just the photo caught him at an odd angle! He looks like he is about to snub this lab....
Thanx Beau's Momma! its amazing how quickly an old photo can bring on the water works! even one as old as this... it reminds me of the song 'Mr BoJangles"... after 30 years he still grieves! Ain't it the truth? :)
and Big Beau's is beautiful indeed... :ty:
Thats correct Rits.. the highest point of the withers is the shoulder blade bone, not nearer the base of the neck... right at that shoulder bone position and the top of it.
Mark: the wicket is the correct measuring apparatus, but the position of it can be moved too high up on the neck/shoulder...
Beautiful beau's Momma;
I have been a breeder on and off since 1982 or 83.... Dobies, later Rotties, Later Neapolitan Mastiff's and now I will be breeding my two once they are fully vested in titles that they can achieve.. then I will breed Gemma first and then Baba after he is all titled and...
I inquired with My cardiologist specialist and he has no faith in the Troponin testing... he also give NO weight or value to the Muers testing (YET) as its a decade away from knowing anything conclusive, So those of us that did the test are merely offering up information for further research...
all I can say is this:
EFFING IMPRESSIVE stephen.... god damnit you did a shit load of work Dude! that is impressive!!
:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::goodluck::wow:
Jan this photo looks like he ears are 'hanging straight up'.... dont' they? it cracks me up! he is growing into them, but man these babies look outrageously long in this photo! but so did Gemma's till she matured into those long horn horns!
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