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Linds · Jan 13, 2011

Well, how exactly do you measure intensity?

I've never had a dog of his caliber before nor have I ever been around another dog like him. But, I haven't been around any real working breeds. Pretty much just watered down show dogs and mutts so I have a real hard time rating his intensity

You know what, I'm gonna pm you so I don't derail this thread anymore and that way I can ask you about your whippets

Dekka · Jan 13, 2011

Wow Rocket is looking fine.

CharlieDog · Jan 13, 2011

Breed- Labrador Retriever (Chocolate obviously, lol)
Name- Enzo
Reg Name- CharlieDogs Dump The Clutch
Age- 3 years

Breed- JRT/Aussie
Name- Ozzy
Reg Name- CharlieDogs Bat Outta Hell
Age- 4 years

Shai · Jan 13, 2011

I don't have access to my a lot of my pic archives atm (and won't for a while) but here's what I do have...

Mix Breed
Kim
3.5 Years
Free-Stacked

Motion

Mix Breed
Webster
3.5 Years
Not really stacked but the closest I have...back legs are rather under him here. His structure is iffy anyway...looks like the stereotypical underangulated terrier X other things...just not balanced.

Flat-Coated Retriever
Mira
9 weeks. She's much older now but I don't have any newer stacked pics handy.

elegy · Jan 13, 2011

eleusislpside by pitbulljunkie, on Flickr

APBT
Siren's Eleusinian Mystery
Call name Luce
Age 8

as stacked as she's gonna get

I don't have stacked pictures of anybody else. I'd like to get some of Steven, but I need to get help to get his head pointed in the right direction.

CharlieDog · Jan 13, 2011

Yeah, Enzo's rear is too far under her, and Ozzy's is a tad to far out, but for free stacked dogs, it wasn't a bad show

Michiyo-Fir · Jan 14, 2011

Breed: Papillon
Reg Name: Nicomen's Don't Deny It
Call Name: Nia
Age: 2 yrs

CharlieDog · Jan 14, 2011

I never really noticed, but Ozzy does have really straight rear legs. I prefer how Enzo's rear legs are angulated.

SizzleDog · Jan 14, 2011

Breed: Doberman Pinscher
Name: 6xBAIMBS ALCH Bruda Sense of Duty CGC TDI
Call Name: Ronin
Age: 8.5yrs (8yrs in first photo, 2yrs in the second!)

Breed: Doberman Pinscher
Name: BIS U-CH Bruda Whip Up A Dream Debut
Call Name: Kaylee
Age: nearly 3yrs

Breed: Pembroke Welsh Corgi
Name: Foxshire Jewel Heist
Call Name: Revy
Age: 1yr (sorry her legs get lost in the grass!)

Breed: Pembroke Welsh Corgi
Name: Ilsa's If It Makes You Happy
Call Name: Ada
Age: 4yrs (dog not from show breeder sez, "I dun stack, nerds!")

Michiyo-Fir · Jan 14, 2011

Sizzledog, looove your dogs *drools* Revy has an amazing topline!

Toller_08 · Jan 14, 2011

Here is a Dance free stack I found, but I can't find any of the Dobermans. It's far too cold and snowy to try and get any new stacked photos of them... not to mention that if I tried, the Dobes would be looking absolutely miserable, LOL. They are not fans of the cold!

Breed: Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever
Reg. Name: Tollwest's Dancing In Style CGN
Call name: Dance
Age: Nearly 4yrs old

^ Sorry her feet are burried in snow! It's the best I can find at the moment.

SizzleDog · Jan 14, 2011

Michiyo-Fir said:

Yeah... *grumble grumble* She would have been easily finishable if her eye hadn't been blue. Breeder said that unfortunately, Revy ended up "getting all the pretty" in the litter!

Equinox · Jan 14, 2011

Libby said:

You have a Vonmarionhaus dog!! May I ask about her breeding?

RD · Jan 14, 2011

I try to stack my dog and I get the stinkface.

I'll make a decent attempt at it (in which my dog will be brushed and not giving the stinkface) in the future. She hates standing still.

She always looks top heavy when she's dry because of her 358797525 cowlicks... When she's wet it's apparent how balanced and sound her body is. Not top heavy like she appears!

MyHorseMyRules · Jan 14, 2011

My stacking attempt/failure today at work:

ETA: Whoops. Forgot the format we were supposed to use.

Breed: Louisiana Catahoula Leopard Dog
Name: Abney's Boondock Boy (as soon as I send off for his papers)
Call Name: Boone
Age: 3 1/2 months

Laurelin · Jan 14, 2011

I have the same problem with Summer. She's all cowlicks. That's why I didn't even bother lol. I may try tomorrow though.

RD · Jan 14, 2011

You can't really tell how cowlicky Eve's coat is in pics, but up close it's really fascinating that it just grows ALL OVER THE PLACE. lol

Laurelin · Jan 14, 2011

RD said:

That's how Summer is. I LOVE her coat but it's totally wrong for the breed. I've been told by breed people that she'd be cute if I just blew her coat straight. Her breeder tries every time she boards them and it never lies flat. She still won't give up though!

anyways, she always looks roached badly because of the biggest cowlick on her back.

This is the best I can find at the moment. (It's an older pic though)

coat by Summer_Papillon, on Flickr

smkie · Jan 14, 2011

English Pointer
Vigorous Victor of the VAlley
Victor
Age 7
save our strays

Unknown terrier mix
Peppertini Pepperpot
Pepper
3 (i think)
stray

RD · Jan 14, 2011

I've blown Eve's coat out straight before, but within a couple hour's it's frizz city. A day later it settles down, right back into cowlicks. :lol-sign: I love it about her. I met another BC years ago who was so cowlicked that his coat appeared to be a bunch of tight ringlets. I wanted that dog so badly!

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