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I've been reading about IGs in the showring, the Breed Standard etc.
If an IG is stacked 'square' (unlike a whippet whose back legs are extended to cover ground), are you still aiming to have the hock bone vertical? That is, perpendicular to the ground like in whippies? And the back legs parallel? Some IGs seem to turn their feet out from the hock....
(ps. If this sounds a bit technical how's this for soppy: my Oldie whippet is 10years old today and I have made her a birthday cake WITH her name on it in red icing..... I'm trying to decide if I have the courage to post the pictures on K9 in case people think I'm some kind of batty :clown: (w00t) )
Zill +birthday girl
If an IG is stacked 'square' (unlike a whippet whose back legs are extended to cover ground), are you still aiming to have the hock bone vertical? That is, perpendicular to the ground like in whippies? And the back legs parallel? Some IGs seem to turn their feet out from the hock....
(ps. If this sounds a bit technical how's this for soppy: my Oldie whippet is 10years old today and I have made her a birthday cake WITH her name on it in red icing..... I'm trying to decide if I have the courage to post the pictures on K9 in case people think I'm some kind of batty :clown: (w00t) )
Zill +birthday girl