Ch Rowland's Cezanne of Imp-Cen "Zane"

[Daisy and Delilah]

Great pictures!! What a wonderful opportunity for you! I can't wait to see more pics. It's just awesome that you got to got to Westminster and mingle right in!!

Being around some of those dogs would be probably more than I could handle. It's the coolest thing ever to be near champions of all the breeds in the country.

[lizbud]

I watched for him at the show. He looked gorgeous on TV, but I would be
just thrilled to death to meet him in person. I'm jealous.

[3GSDMom]

Westminster was definetly a very exciting experience. I won't ever forget it, thats for sure! Im sorry that it is over. It went by too fast.

Meeting Zane was definetly the highlight of the evening. He was/is just beautiful.

[KYS]

Beautiful!! I always had a soft spot for GS.
Thank you for sharing.

[chocolatepuppy]

Zane is gorgeous! I'm sure you will treasure that picture of the two of you forever!

[cyber-sibes]

Wow, he's such a beautiful dog!
I have a question: it looks like GSD's have a different stack than other breeds - their backs slope down & their hips are very low. I notice they have one hind leg forward & one back - is this just how handlers show GSDs, or do GSDs carry themselves like that? It's a very majestic stance. They always look like heros.

[theterrierman]

I have another question...I saw on the video (have to wait till the weekend to see the TV Broadcast - stupid Canadian Cable TV ) that alot of the GSD's were bunny hopping when they turned. Does this indicate HD? It must be a fault at least, you'd think.

[3GSDMom]

I have a question: it looks like GSD's have a different stack than other breeds - their backs slope down & their hips are very low. I notice they have one hind leg forward & one back - is this just how handlers show GSDs, or do GSDs carry themselves like that? It's a very majestic stance. They always look like heros.

GSDs do have a very unique stack. And it is actually how they will stand on their own at times. I catch my boy standing like that at times (It is called a Free Stack when they do it on their own).