Claudia, >so am i except........ what of a cavalier that moves wide enough to >drive >a mac truck through the rear? some people could interpret that >as being >correct, and in a sense it would be. personally, i would >like to see the >standard revised in regards to movement. i think it >leaves too much open >for controversy. I believe that as long as the Cavalier fancy places more emphasis on "type" (personally I cannot separate structure and movement from type), meaning head, markings, furnishings, tail carriage, etc., and think of this breed as a "toy" rather than a small sporting dog, movement will not be important. However, knowing that there is at least one member on the Board that comes from working dog background, and is active in that breed's judge's education processes, there may be very good chance that the standard will come up for revision in the near future. Also, many of us "newbies" come from breeds where movement is important and may press for such changes. That's what so wonderful about these lists, changes that used to take decades, now take place in months.
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