movement over conformation - Page 1

I have two females that are young. They are sisters. One is really angulated the other is not so angulated but I think she is nicely angulatd. The female that is not as angulated has a very nice gait she moves much faster than the one female and she moves with ease, where as the angulated female seems to have to try harder to keep up. wich female would be the better female in the show ring? If you want to see the females they are Bicha and Biska Von abington's Jessy Thanks Jess

It is way too early to be worrying about that, or to be able to tell at such a young age. You can tell once they are grown, until they are at least 12-14 months.

If I am correct Biska von Abington's Jessy is the one who is having hard time keeping up. Please tell me if I am wrong. If I would be you and I have to decide it Today I would get rid of Bicha V. Abington's Jessy in my opinion. If you can hold these for 12-14 months it will be better. But most likely you will like to keep Biska even after 12-14 months, That is my Opinion and others might differ. And also you need to evaluate the behaviour and what you want to accomplish with these pups. As far as the confirmation I like Biska.

Hi, Yes Biska is the one having a hard time keeping up she seems to be a very calm quiet dog that if she doesn't get her way sulks and doesn't want to do anything, I want a dog that will be a good working dog and not only a show dog so Bicha is better she has a very high prey drive and loves the ball as well as the tug toy. But is it more important for the dog to have good movement or confermation? Not that either female is "ugly" but what is better? Jess

are these two separated? If not do so, that should change things.