Oh no Natalya, I didn't think it was a slam against Jenga at all! I must have changed some typing mannerisms or something, a lot of people have interpreted my posts differently than intended lately.
And don't worry, I'm an extreme worrier - I won't allow him to be bred if there's anything to think twice about.
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I just wanted to jump in to say I agree with Deanna. My working line GSD loooked very "east-west" as a little pup, but he also looked narrow chested. Just now at 18 months with his rib cage & chest starting to fill out his feet are now facing ahead when he stands As I recall my Tiekerhook dog went through the same stage, as did my previous GSD. As to this being a deciding factor in whether he is bred or not, I would hold off until I saw his adult conformation.
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Re: East-westy?
[Re: Natalya Zahn ]
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