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by Penny on 23 June 2010 - 14:06
The one and only time I judged all breeds I was presented with a pug. On the table, I asked to see its teeth, the wrath of God came down on me from the owner "We Dont Do That" - I near fell over my rosette !!! However, it was a big show and well attended and I saw upwards of 6 pugs that day, and none of them would allow me to examine dentition.
Do we really need to near that mark? That must have started with a dentition "problem" which ran rife through the breed due to indiscriminate judging and dogs with faults given top awards and used.... now.... where are we, these poor dogs must have a mouthful of teeth or be gummy bears and it matters not, because they dont show em to the judges, so they can be breeding prolificly with a sent of dentures cant they? just to let them eat !!.
So. Grossly overshot - health problems - grossly undershot - health problems - it can all start from not taking notice of an issue like dentition. Look farther than the mantle piece folks who think a missing tooth isnt important, Mo.
Do we really need to near that mark? That must have started with a dentition "problem" which ran rife through the breed due to indiscriminate judging and dogs with faults given top awards and used.... now.... where are we, these poor dogs must have a mouthful of teeth or be gummy bears and it matters not, because they dont show em to the judges, so they can be breeding prolificly with a sent of dentures cant they? just to let them eat !!.
So. Grossly overshot - health problems - grossly undershot - health problems - it can all start from not taking notice of an issue like dentition. Look farther than the mantle piece folks who think a missing tooth isnt important, Mo.
by NO FEAR on 23 June 2010 - 15:06
niki
i will slow down in typen so yu dont think i,m tryn to hide my identiy, ne need to there .but more serious point why would koreung need to b presented if tooth only broken
by NikkiF on 23 June 2010 - 21:06
The tooth has been broken off at the base and no longer shows - the Koerung proves that at the time of her Koerung the tooth was present and correct. A broken tooth is not inherited and cannot be passed on to her progeny. I am also very quick to penalise missing teeth as that is inherited and can be passed on and could as Penny said result in more missing teeth down the line.
by NO FEAR on 23 June 2010 - 23:06
niki
for breeds sake i hope yur rite n we ave to take yur word as honerable person yu are but one last question when yu judge this female was tooth visable or was koreung presented to yu as proof
for breeds sake i hope yur rite n we ave to take yur word as honerable person yu are but one last question when yu judge this female was tooth visable or was koreung presented to yu as proof
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