[ SHOWGSD-L ] Deviate where why
- From: EKOLAN1@xxxxxxx
- To: showgsd-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 17 Dec 2005 23:20:16 EST
As I said before I think the standard is quite explicit. What it appears to
me to be confusing is as all dogs deviate its the direction that the dog
deviates that cause it to look so different from each other. Now don't get me
wrong no deviation should go so far as to be a serious fault. An example over
set ears -- wide set ears -- hanging ears= deviation, deviation, DQ. . Try to
imagine two dogs dog #1 dark bi-color slight over set ears a bit close coated
just a touch too much leg and ever so little refined in head. Dog # 2 a well
pigmented sable Slightly wide set ears. a bit open in coat Just a touch short
in leg and a little coarse in head. Both sound and good movers. Here we have
two dogs that deviate from perfection the same amount but look very
different.
Fred M.
PS If dog #1 wins the AM.bred class and dog #2 wins the open class when they
come in for winners some people will say this guys winners class looks like
the group he must not know what he is doing when in fact he's doing a good
job.
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