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Just out of curiosity... I've been meaning to ask for a while now, but kept forgetting to get video, I remembered today.
According to the AKC website on Doberman Standard:
Gait
Free, balanced, and vigorous, with good reach in the forequarters and good driving power in the hindquarters. When trotting, there is strong rear-action drive. Each rear leg moves in line with the foreleg on the same side. Rear and front legs are thrown neither in nor out. Back remains strong and firm. When moving at a fast trot, a properly built dog will single-track.
Ok, so Torque trots (usually not inline... but with his body at an angle), but most of the time he actually moves like this (sorry for the poor quality I took the video with my phone):
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Is that what AKC means by "single-track"? or is my dog just weird?
According to the AKC website on Doberman Standard:
Gait
Free, balanced, and vigorous, with good reach in the forequarters and good driving power in the hindquarters. When trotting, there is strong rear-action drive. Each rear leg moves in line with the foreleg on the same side. Rear and front legs are thrown neither in nor out. Back remains strong and firm. When moving at a fast trot, a properly built dog will single-track.
Ok, so Torque trots (usually not inline... but with his body at an angle), but most of the time he actually moves like this (sorry for the poor quality I took the video with my phone):
h2BBHSj3AiY
Is that what AKC means by "single-track"? or is my dog just weird?