big pup.

snipe49

This is him at 10 months he's tall. I'll measure him tomorrow.

johnny3

Has he queen ann legs

snipe49

johnny3 wrote: »

Has he queen ann legs

yes he does.

jap gt

snipe49 wrote: »

yes he does.

would that not worry you when you bought him

snipe49

jap gt wrote: »

would that not worry you when you bought him

god no . AS long as they did'nt restrict his movement there fine. Some of the best old style dogs have them .

jap gt

snipe49 wrote: »

god no . AS long as they did'nt restrict his movement there fine. Some of the best old style dogs have them .

i have to say id never buy one with bad legs, might be fine as a pup but could cause load of problems down the line,

had the dam or sire the same legs, its recommended not to breed from a dog with queen anns legs

ronn

What's queen ann legs mean??

snipe49

ronn wrote: »

What's queen ann legs mean??

It mean legs like a queen ann chair bowed.

jap gt

ronn wrote: »

What's queen ann legs mean??

a bend or a twist in the leg

snipe49

jap gt wrote: »

i have to say id never buy one with bad legs, might be fine as a pup but could cause load of problems down the line,

had the dam or sire the same legs, its recommended not to breed from a dog with queen anns legs

Not sure pal . but his legs are only slitly bowed. will not afect him at all. I'm a bit bowed my self and fit as a fiddle

snipe49

jap gt wrote: »

i have to say id never buy one with bad legs, might be fine as a pup but could cause load of problems down the line,

had the dam or sire the same legs, its recommended not to breed from a dog with queen anns legs

I will take a pic from the front with him standing. He does look bad in that last pic. he's not that bad at all.

deerhunter1

snipe49 wrote: »

I will take a pic from the front with him standing. He does look bad in that last pic. he's not that bad at all.

i like the DF combats:rolleyes:

kermitpwee

Nice dog, he doesn't look particularly big imo. Once he goes like the clappers that's all that counts. The legs is supposed to be from too much inbreeding over generations. Im not sure whether its a coincidence but any dog with those legs I have encountered was a cracking dog. Best of luck with him.

allan450

their only slightly turned out.i wouldnt call them true queen ann legs.some dogs with large chests tend too turn out.

snipe49

allan450 wrote: »

their only slightly turned out.i wouldnt call them true queen ann legs.some dogs with large chests tend too turn out.

Yes u are right and this will do a lot of filling out. I was out with him tonight and he legs have very little turn. I have him for sale on for sale section.

ESB Spaniel

snipe49 wrote: »

This is him at 10 months he's tall. I'll measure him tomorrow.

Fine looking springer lad, Brazzill here on new account.