CKC Rules and Regulations
If someone wanted to protest against a CKC fault and have the rules changed, how would one proceed?
Shep's bloodlines within 4 generations go EU, on the pedigree database, can follow his lines back to the 1890's, actually found many relatives that looked just like him.
I would just want the long coat fault removed. This fault was introduced by the AKC and adopted by the CKC as standard. If you trace the fault back, it was during the period between WW1 and WW2. If you look at photos of German forces with GSD's on border patrol, they're coats. Theirs a photo of a prim and proper GSD I seen that based the American description of a GSD.
After the war, EU allowed the coats again. Think is time for NA
Shep's bloodlines within 4 generations go EU, on the pedigree database, can follow his lines back to the 1890's, actually found many relatives that looked just like him.
I would just want the long coat fault removed. This fault was introduced by the AKC and adopted by the CKC as standard. If you trace the fault back, it was during the period between WW1 and WW2. If you look at photos of German forces with GSD's on border patrol, they're coats. Theirs a photo of a prim and proper GSD I seen that based the American description of a GSD.
After the war, EU allowed the coats again. Think is time for NA
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