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- By mollaholland [gb] Date 02.03.06 16:07 UTC
http://www.dog-names.org.uk/004-american-cocker-spaniels-picture-image.htm  i think this is the worst skirt ive seen on a yank are they are so not ment to be left like that are they.
http://www.dog-names.org.uk/123-spanial-dog-picture-image.htm also what a funny looking spainel or is it a collie
http://www.dog-names.org.uk/133-standard-poodle-picture-image.htm this one srunk in the wash
http://www.dog-names.org.uk/155-wire-fox-terrier-picture-image.htm looks like an airdale to me
- By Val [gb] Date 02.03.06 16:16 UTC
1.  The American Cocker has a tail so that gives you a clue ................
2.  The Spaniel is spelt spanial....................

The other 2 are awful too!  If you want to learn what these breeds should look like, either look on the breed club websites or go to club shows or Championship Shows, look at good examples and correct trims.

As I said before on another thread, anyone can post anything on the internet!:mad:  It's important to sort the wheat from the chaff!
- By becky_2006 [in] Date 02.03.06 19:20 UTC
hey, there is nothing wrong with yanks having tails!! my bitch has a tail, and as i dont show her it doesnt bother me, i quite like it. however, she doesnt have her hair left on it like in that photo, if anyone saw the yank that had a tail at crufts last year on the t.v that the presenters commented on, she has it like that... no hair
- By Val [gb] Date 02.03.06 19:38 UTC
The Yankie BOB at Crufts didn't look anything like the dog on the link!! :)

I'm glad that you're happy with your dog.
- By spaniel-lover [gb] Date 02.03.06 16:16 UTC
The yankee looks pretty normal to me - see the photo in the breed standard: http://www.the-kennel-club.org.uk/discoverdogs/gundog/g963.htm  And the photo of the spaniel looks just like my working cocker, only with an ever so slightly shorter muzzle- and I can assure you, he is not a collie.. :rolleyes:
- By Val [gb] Date 02.03.06 16:18 UTC
Interesting because I see the trims as completely different!!!!! :eek:
- By spaniel-lover [gb] Date 02.03.06 16:20 UTC
:) Fair enough, but the OP was referring to the fact that yankees aren't meant to "be left like that"- in my opinion, it's not the best trim in the world, but it's a resemblence of how they should look-at least its not a completely different breed.. :)
- By Val [gb] Date 02.03.06 16:25 UTC
it's a resemblence of how they should look
I would agree with that!

The yankee looks pretty normal to me
But I couldn't agree with that!! :D
- By spaniel-lover [gb] Date 02.03.06 16:29 UTC
What don't you agree with in the photo?  Aside from the dodgy trim?
- By Val [gb] Date 02.03.06 16:35 UTC
The dodgy trim IS the difference!

If the owners had trimmed their dogs themselves like that to keep them comfortable, then I'd say good on them and well done.  If they'd paid good money for their dogs to be trimmed like that, then I'd be horrified!!
- By spaniel-lover [gb] Date 02.03.06 16:42 UTC
So aside from the cut, the rest of the dog looks normal?  Thats what I'm getting at. :)  My yankee's just been completely clipped - not through choice - and he looks funny but you can still tell he's a yankee.. ;)
- By Val [gb] Date 02.03.06 17:13 UTC
My yankee's just been completely clipped - not through choice

Goodness, how awful!  What was the problem???
- By mollaholland [gb] Date 02.03.06 16:24 UTC
i see the trims diffrently the kennel club one has been sripped and that one has been clipped and has not even been blended in.
- By theemx [gb] Date 03.03.06 05:09 UTC
Im not a groomer but even i can see that that American Cocker looks AWFUL - the skirt is supposed to be blended into the body hair, and i would presume that effect comes best with stripping, although i suspect a similar effect can be got with clippers, whoever shaved that poor dog..they've left it looking like a half shaved sheep!

Em
- By ChristineW Date 03.03.06 05:54 UTC
Well I have friends with working Cockers who would be mortified if their dogs looked that 'spanial'.  You can see the ears will be wrong as are the head & muzzle shape.    If it's not pure WS or BC, it's crossed with them.
- By spaniel-lover [gb] Date 03.03.06 10:25 UTC
*sigh* As I said, my working cocker looks pretty similar to the dog in the photo, aside from having a longer muzzle.  He is a pure working cocker and neither am I "mortified" that he looks like that.. :rolleyes: :mad:
- By ChristineW Date 03.03.06 15:33 UTC
I was referring to my friends having/breeding Cockers like that *Big Sigh* :rolleyes:
- By peewee [gb] Date 02.03.06 16:20 UTC
The poodle is a Miniature Poodle (not a Standard as it states) in the 'pet clip' and the last one is def a Fox Terrier not an Airdale (it just has quite fluffy looking fur - musta been castrated ;) hehe) :D
- By mollaholland [gb] Date 02.03.06 16:27 UTC
that is so not a foxie its so big if its not an airdale its a welsh
- By Val [gb] Date 02.03.06 17:12 UTC
Wrong colour for a Fox Terrier.:eek:
- By mollaholland [gb] Date 02.03.06 17:13 UTC
excatley
- By wheaten_mad [gb] Date 02.03.06 18:08 UTC
Yes it deffiantly deffinatly not a wire fox! It looks like an airdale or possible a welsh, its deffinaltly one of the two. Im pretty certain its an airdale but not a very good one lol

sarah xxx
- By mollaholland [gb] Date 03.03.06 16:36 UTC
http://www.dog-names.org.uk/148-whippet-picture-image.htm i got one more a very long legged whippet lol
Topic Dog Boards / General / oh my god

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