is the withers of a dog at the shoulder blade?
is the withers of a dog at the shoulder blade?
Last edited by coco-bean; 03-07-2007 at 05:56 PM.
Yes, it is the highest point behind the neck at the shoulder blades.
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what does this mean also?
The skull and foreface should be on parallel planes and of approximately equal length
Also, when does a male and female normally stop growing?
Last edited by coco-bean; 03-07-2007 at 05:56 PM.
Reading the Lab standard I see
This means that the top of the head (skull) and the nose (foreface) should be parallel to each other. Notice on this dog, CH Deep Run Spencer For Hire, the top of his head and nose are almost parallel.The skull and foreface should be on parallel planes and of approximately equal length
It would be easier to see if he was looking straight out in front of him instead of up a little.
Most Labs quit growing between 18-24 months, though it varies from line to line and it will be different for other breeds as well.Also, when does a male and female normally stop growing?
Originally Posted by Danegirl2208
Thank you for posting that. I wasn't really sure myself.![]()
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lizbud, thanks I didn't know dogs had a "brisket!"
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