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by Sunsilver on 25 October 2017 - 19:10
My show line female isn't sickle hocked, but she steps narrow behind, with her hocks closer together than normal. In a cow-hocked dog, the point of the hock is turned in and the rest of the lower leg turns out. Not so with Star - the lower legs from the point of the hock down are parallel to one another. It's just that the lower legs (tarsus) are closer together that with your average dog. Same thing in front - you can see in photos that her front paws pass very close to one another when she's gaiting. However, when you view her from the front, she's not French-fronted (paws turned in).
This could be the case with Wilma.
by Baerenfangs Erbe on 25 October 2017 - 20:10
<<<<<but she steps narrow behind, with her hocks closer together than normal. >>>>>>>
Sunsilver, YES!!! That would be hackeneng. It's hard to translate.
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