[ SHOWGSD-L ] Re: LONG COAT ISSUE
- From: Kathy Tank <rbuffdogs@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: janandmort@xxxxxxx, showgsd-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 19 Jun 2012 20:28:06 -0700
Morton your last line said it best of all. "Much to gain and nothing to
lose"
Imagine the buyers of the perfect puppy that we have all sold as pets, by
virtue of that coat.
Now imagine them competing .....
Yes..lets go for it.
Inclusion, is good. Status quo, is not working on many levels.
kathy
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*Updated: May 2012*
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On Tue, Jun 19, 2012 at 7:46 PM, Morton Goldfarb <janandmort@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> The long coat WITH undercoat, as we know, is shown in Germany as a
> separate class in various local as well as the German Sieger Show.
> All age groups are represented and shown as such.
> The German System is completely different than the AKC system regarding
> competition between classes as they do not compete to determine an overall
> Winner as each class has a Winner.
> It was logical for the SV to incorporate a separate class for the long
> coat with undercoat as many breedings produce longcoats from "normal coat
> breedings". This does not disenfranchise the longcoat and is an economic
> positive.
> I am STRONGLY in favor of having a class for the longcoats but feel we
> must discuss how to incorporate this into our system.
> My INITIAL opinion is to let the classes be separate and not compete
> against the "normal coat" which would set up what would be a separate class
> such as the small and larger poodles or beagles or other breeds with
> variances within the same breed.
> I feel a "trial run" at our National this year would be appropriate and
> allow those owners to be included into our fold!!
> Entries go up, interest goes up and cash flow goes up.
> I have noticed in my breedings that the longcoat has beautiful structure
> with superb forehand and hindquarter angulation.
> Most of the top sires produce longcoats and they themselves have have
> beautiful coats.
> So after this lengthy ramble we have much to gain and nothing to lose!!
> Thanks,
> Morton
>
>
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