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How is this stack? (13 replies)
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How does this picture look? He was about to go after a squirrel, and popped into a natural stack, I bleib'd him, took the picture. It's about as natural as a stack can be!
Please tell me what you think, and some advice to make my next stack pic be better.
THanks!
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I applaud your ability to get a Natural stack....what a wonderful breed we have...just let them have a minute of beauty in their natural talents and your camera did a boy a very good picture....ANyone that can do that without pushing and pulling has a top of the line in deed... |
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Thanks for the reply Yellowrose.
Anyone else? I'm trying to do it right, input would be appreciated! :) |
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Im sure for the ring their is a little correction on he one leg being a little to far stretched...I do not know Im not a show person....
Mine do the same thing and as usual, I dont have a camera around my neck.....
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Yeah I got so lucky with that one. He does it all the time, but I don't think he realized I had the camera LOL. I'm not a show person either, working dogs through and through, but I still think a good stack is breathtaking.
FWIW, the old boy there is Jabina and Lord lines. |
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He's GORGEOUS is all I have to say! But it looks almost perfect if not for his hind leg being a little too far back. But for a natural stack, it's really good. |
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Sorry for the post again, but I've heard quite a bit about the Jabina kennels, but have never known anyone with personal experience. How are they for workers?
Thanks!
Emily. |
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I'm really impressed with what I've got in this dog. He's got alot of traits from both of his lines in him, but you can see the Jabina in him pretty easy, he looks alot like Lewis or Falco. He has tremendous prey and fight drives, and hits big and hard. I've been working him with the MP's lately (I'm in the Army), and he is much more intense and drivey than the MP's dogs. You can tell the difference between the dogs who just have been trained to do a job and a dog who is bred purely for this work and who lives to do nothing else.
Obviously, I'm pleased with and proud of my dog. LOL :D
My next dog will be imported from Kennel Jabina, no question asked, regardless of cost.
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Great stack, apart from the overstreched back left leg, but postioning of the front legs is good.
Truth be told, I was a little disapointed to hear that he wasn't progeny of Falk vd Wolfen, I was almost betting money he was some how related. Anyway, good stack, especially for a natural stack |
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Yes working lines of Lord, Antverpa, Sagus v B S< Robby vom GLockeneck and Rhoda v Karthago on my male have that natural high drive but the other side of him out of Hoss v Hasenborn and Jada v Steffen-Haus tends to show up in my pups and that natural stack is just an everyday occurence..but you must wear a camera..... |
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Naya's Mom- I just checked... my boy is related to Falk, they both have Fero vom Zeuterner Himmelreich as a great grandparent. It's distant, but you would have kept your cash! |
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LOL, thanks vomdominus, saved me some face there!  |
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You asked about the picture, the dog looks great, zoom in closer or move up a bit and go for a lower angle, closer to the ground. Have a helper to get the dogs attention when the squirrel is not available and try to get his head up just a little more, clickers or sqweeky toys that make noise are useful. I sometimes use a turkey call.
Its a good shot leg or no. |
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