Re: [pyrnet] New and want info on showing

[Pacerized@aol.com]

      I have read in the past references to heavy boned pyrs with St. heads, 
but have never actually seen one that I would consider having this type of 
head or bone. I have noticed structurally different builds on pyrs though, 
enough to think that they could range from too light boned, and sleek, to too 
heavy boned. My understanding of the breed standard, and what is too heavy or 
light may be of a different interpretation than yours though.  To get an idea 
on what is heavy or light boned, how would you classify Rivergroves "If Looks 
Could Kill"? I bring him up only because he's a well known dog of recent 
success.   Thanks: Charlie



> Unfortunately many of our top winning Pyrs come with this heavy bone.  Take 
> a 
> look at the top winning dogs and in some of them you will see what I speak. 
>   
> Most times this heavy carriers over to the rest of the dog including the 
> head, etc.