Registered: Aug 2006
Location: Northern California
Posts: 800

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Originally posted by cougar
redwood that is nice looking dog reminds me of some my buddies dogs he had if you dont mind what is he out of and who did you get him from , just curious , his markings are a spitting image of one of my buddies dogs he used to own and he was also a very good hound a fine bear dog his name was mikey and he was owned by charlie guffie ... just curious , happy hunting....

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UKC Bench Show Judge & Master of Hounds

REDWOOD'S TREEING WALKER COONHOUNDS
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NITECH CGRCH FCH GRCH 'PR' Redwood's All Night Aspen
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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: vt
Posts: 1256

those are all good looking hounds--- im not sure i could take a picture of atletic ability-


have to be a video- i have to see them move to judge atletic ability - all are nice leggy and proportionate built dogs- - i lke a leggy ,racy, body with a houndy head-- if that makes any sense--

i hate to admit it , but most athletic dog i ever owned was a plott--


he used to land on top of a big dog box --that was in back of full size truck- never had to open tailgate with that fool-


one of my pet peeves about bench shows is when people will place there hind feet WAY back --- in order to make feet look better --
lol they got nice cat feet but they are even with end of tail-- that just aint natural-- they ought to make the bench higher and see what dogs can jump on it and how easily they can land there or run em over a few obstacles--
i think that shows are a good way for people to participate that might not otherwise--

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Registered: Aug 2006
Location: USA
Posts: 1522

I think athletic ability requires both correct body structure and movement. If great movement were enough then you would see a great many 6ft guy's in the NBA. However if body structure were enough every player would be 8ft tall. Like our hound's you see a mix of both great movement and structure. And many different packages of the two.
Jess

This is Light Foot Sandy
I think Sandy has both form and movement. We shall see if Sandy has all of the intangibles needed to make a Top hound. At 10mth's old Sandy seem's to be a Nice Prospect

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Light Foot English

"They are often imitated but never duplicated"

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