Hi, Jackie,
Yes, this makes sense; "alert" would mean to mean that the head wasn't
dragging on the ground sniffing bait. <G> I just couldn't shake the
image of the "proud head, arched neck, etc" looking much like an Arab
and not, in my opinion, like a Cavalier would move.
As I know you know horses, I thought you might get what I was asking.
LOL
Thanks......and congratulations on your new home!!! Does it have a
wonderful dog set up? I'd love to hear about it.
Suze
Jackie Farrell wrote:
>
> Hi Suze,
>
> I dug around in the boxes a bit more and found my copy of the
> English CKCSC Interpretation of the the Breed Standard and it
> appears that the Discussion Notes from the seminar were taken
> from that little green book. I don't know who the author is but on
> page 16 under the illustration for correct movement is says "Alert
> head carriage" - so perhaps that is what is meant by proud head
> carriage in the notes on gait/movement.
>
> Take care, Jackie
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