How to Stack a Dog in a Show Ring

Tips on Stacking a dog in the show ring in this free online video series.

Part of the Video Series: How to Train a Show Dog for the Show Ring

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  • evuser19605 Dec 04, 2008
    Just complementary remark to Elise's video on stacking. The way a dog is stacked is very important in the ring. By saying take a step back and examine your work is not explaining what is proper stack. Have someone take a photo of your stacking your dog from the front side and rear. The front legs should be width of shoulders not too close together and not too wide. the front legs should be even with the rear legs in width. If the back legs are too wide in comparison to the front it is not compelmentary to the dog's structure.... Also pay attention the psotion of the feet that they do not turn in or out.
  • evuser19605 Dec 04, 2008
    Just complementary remark to Elise's video on stacking. The way a dog is stacked is very important in the ring. By saying take a step back and examine your work is not explaining what is proper stack. Have someone take a photo of your stacking your dog from the front side and rear. The front legs should be width of shoulders not too close together and not too wide. the front legs should be even with the rear legs in width. If the back legs are too wide in comparison to the front it is not compelmentary to the dog's structure.... Also pay attention the psotion of the feet that they do not turn in or out.
  • racegirl Aug 02, 2008
    I really like what Elise has to say. She talks at a pace that anyone can follow. However, I think it would have been better to use a lighter colored background in the video. There is no contrast between the dog and the carpet so you cannot see what is going on with the dark colored dog's feet.
  • racegirl Aug 02, 2008
    I really like what Elise has to say. She talks at a pace that anyone can follow. However, I think it would have been better to use a lighter colored background in the video. There is no contrast between the dog and the carpet so you cannot see what is going on with the dark colored dog's feet.
  • melindhra Aug 02, 2008
    These videos have been very helpful. However, it is extremely difficult to see a black dog on a dark background. I have the same problem trying to take a picture of my dog when he's on my couch!
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