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by Nedev385 on 20 July 2012 - 10:07
by Ibrahim on 22 July 2012 - 17:07
On behalf of the OP
by Ibrahim on 22 July 2012 - 17:07
Hi,
I think we need one of the experienced members to explain to the OP how to make a good stack and how to take good pics.
Anyway, 2nd picture, nice looking female GSD, beautiful face expression, nice head, ear carriage and stop. Nice thigh, the dog looks healthy and in good condition. Is that same dog in 1st pic but at younger age?
Ibrahim
I think we need one of the experienced members to explain to the OP how to make a good stack and how to take good pics.
Anyway, 2nd picture, nice looking female GSD, beautiful face expression, nice head, ear carriage and stop. Nice thigh, the dog looks healthy and in good condition. Is that same dog in 1st pic but at younger age?
Ibrahim
by Nedev385 on 23 July 2012 - 07:07
Many thanks for help. I had problem publication of the pictures i think becouse of their size.This is the mother and son.The mother is 3 years old and the son is 6 months old.The mother is with very impetuous nature and it give it to the puppies.Congrats Nedev.
by EuroShepherd on 23 July 2012 - 07:07
The mother has nice structure, the rear legs could be placed a lil better, but it's good enough that we can see the structure accurately. Overall she's very nice looking.
The pup is stacked much too extreme, cannot accurately judge his structure. His front end is breached, meaning that the front legs are too far forward. His rear legs are stretched too much. I do not like to see the hock flat against the ground. The rear leg closest to the camera needs to be brought in towards the body until the hock forms a perfect perpendicular line to the ground. The rear leg farthest from the camera needs to be moved back so that it is just the paw (and not the whole foot/hock) that is on the ground. Bring that foot back until the top of the hock is about even with the base of the tail and the toes under the knee, make minor adjustments til it looks good. The way the pup is standing in the photo makes the pup look very awkward and unbalanced. He should look well balanced in his stance.
The pup is stacked much too extreme, cannot accurately judge his structure. His front end is breached, meaning that the front legs are too far forward. His rear legs are stretched too much. I do not like to see the hock flat against the ground. The rear leg closest to the camera needs to be brought in towards the body until the hock forms a perfect perpendicular line to the ground. The rear leg farthest from the camera needs to be moved back so that it is just the paw (and not the whole foot/hock) that is on the ground. Bring that foot back until the top of the hock is about even with the base of the tail and the toes under the knee, make minor adjustments til it looks good. The way the pup is standing in the photo makes the pup look very awkward and unbalanced. He should look well balanced in his stance.
by Nedev385 on 23 July 2012 - 10:07
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by Nedev385 on 23 July 2012 - 10:07
by EuroShepherd on 23 July 2012 - 22:07
The female's topline has a slight break in it, I would prefer a straighter topline.
Better pics of the male. Overall he is very nice looking too. The only faults that stand out to me is that his pasterns are a tad weak and his croup is rather steep. Otherwise, he has a very nice coat, good pigment, good topline, good depth of chest, good bone, big paws-lol. His rear angulation is good, other than the steep croup. I think his shoulder angulation could be a little better, but it's still within the good range.
No dog is without faults, overall, both your female and her son are very nice looking, well put-together dogs and worthy of being proud of.
Better pics of the male. Overall he is very nice looking too. The only faults that stand out to me is that his pasterns are a tad weak and his croup is rather steep. Otherwise, he has a very nice coat, good pigment, good topline, good depth of chest, good bone, big paws-lol. His rear angulation is good, other than the steep croup. I think his shoulder angulation could be a little better, but it's still within the good range.
No dog is without faults, overall, both your female and her son are very nice looking, well put-together dogs and worthy of being proud of.
by Nedev385 on 24 July 2012 - 05:07
Thanks for your comments.It is small and can be changed.Now I teach and show excellent results and good bite.Congrats Nedev!
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