| Re: Definition of a working dog? Quote:
Originally Posted by Ostory I will challenge you on that point. Let's look at the weights of the Rottweiler getting the most breedings in 1988. I don't know what the weights are, or even who they are. I can guess, but better is to look at the 1988 Kor Book to see. I think you will find that most of those Rotties will be under 110 lbs, and even find some under 100 lbs.
You will not find many today that size getting breedings.
Maybe I am wrong, but it is easy to find out. Let study the top ten dog based on the amount of breedings. This will not even be the better working dogs, just the most popular which is often the better show dogs. |
I'll do some research. Maybe I am a little biased because my own preference is for a male that is toward the upper end of the standard, and maybe I noticed the older rotts more that were more toward my preference.
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