Swearing by high intensity exercise. - Page 2

Good topic, you used a picture that does not show us enough of the physical development that you want to talk about.  

Got another example so we can see more clearly.

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You need to see the whole animal not just parts and pieces to really see development.

Thats your point of view.

That is true and guess that is not what you wanted.  Was I supposed to say great development and agree with you.  

I just can't do that unless I see the whole animal in their prior form and the new form side by side to compare.   That would then show me the Development mentioned.

Having stood outside of many a show ring watching many types of animals being judged on conformation never did I see a Judge just look at one section to make a decision.

 

Geez, the lengths someone will go to just to avoid showing a full, sideways on, standing photo of their dog. Just in case any of us dare suggest she has too much tummy / no waistline.

We all gave up on the promised videos, then we campaigned hard for months to get a pic of the dog not laying on the sofa... Its been a long hard road to this point.

I allways swear when doing high intensity exercices

Link down.

My point was to show the muscularity and bulk in a close up way. And I was attributing this to (1) diet and ( 2) a specific way of exercising. I also made the point that if the dog loves the ball such it is very easy to motivate the dog to exercise in this manner. I did mention that her rear thigh was very bulky almost like a human and the second pic was meant to show this. 

If you take an unbiased look at  the first pic you can see the bulk in the chest and shoulder and the definitions as well. Hip area covered by muscle too, not bony and protruding.

That said this dog will chase a ball more times than any of you can throw it.

Picture's are way to close but I guess u already know this and this is the start of another game . But as u can see nobody really takes the bait any more 😉

Mithuna: You probably said this before but how old is your female...What are you feeding and what or how are you exercising her?

Is this a dog for Show or Working or both?

What's her bloodlines/pedigree...

~Bob~