New Client Dog!

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    New Client Dog!

    New Moon's Obstruction of Justice "Justin"
    6 year old male
    Sable
    Going to be shown by me this year :-)

    Tonight I began working with my new client dog, Justin.

    Justin is a sable GSD, Amline, 6 years old, unfinished....and I have taken him on in the hopes that I can get him his championship.

    He wasn't what I was expecting.  I was expecting fine boned, gangly, over angulated, and a temperament that was "YERGH!", but what I got was a dog with nice movement, solid temperament (from what I saw tonight...not a spookbag for sure), good bone, handsome head, and nice color.  Good mover too, and very biddable and obedient.

    What got me most was looking at his grizzled old face, and in that face I saw my Ranger dog 4 years ago.

    When I first started in dogs, I started with Ranger.  I knew nothing, but was willing to learn, and I took on that Veteran with a great enthusiasm.  Loved him to death, and still do.  But this time around I'm starting with a lot more knowledge and understanding of what I'm doing.  This time I know that if I'm careful in my judge selection and don't overdo anything, I can finish this dog.  This time it's different.

    It is SO nice knowing I have a GSD to show, and this dog just brings back a lot of great memories of when I first started, so I'm hoping for the best.

    Pics:
    [IMG]http://i169.photobucket.com/albums/u222/Xepherya/Justin1.gif[/IMG]

    [IMG]http://i169.photobucket.com/albums/u222/Xepherya/Justin.gif[/IMG]

    Videos:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WQa_DjJRjPk
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cba7j3dhgoI
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MV4U9buv4fE


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    Gratz Xeph!! I have one question though. Sable? He looks black and tan in those pics.

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    He is indeed sable :-)  Sable with the saddle pattern (much more common than the blanket sable we see in working lines)
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    Xeph
    He is indeed sable :-)  Sable with the saddle pattern (much more common than the blanket sable we see in working lines)

     

    Yep, I see it too, Kenya is also a saddled sable and some people insist she's a black and tan.  The sable pattern on the fur is much more evident up close and in person.

    He is lovely!  I've got a thing for lean, show line sables.
     

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    Hmm, I will have to get an updated photo of the boy, he has ALOT of silver streaking though his coat. I know he has a defined bitch strip but this is outside that. Will see if I can find a side shot.