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i think naus just meant ty hat genetically speaking, your dog wont look as physically nice as a bulldog since the dog is a mutt and there is no telling its genetic backround. Dont think he meant to insult you or your dog just giving his opinion, which you asked for.

 

well did you see his reply and my reply after, nothing serious there I said fair enough that he believes she will not look any better I didn't attack him for stating his opinion but I am still not finished with working her which was why I felt the way I first did. Plus I am not expecting her to look like a drop dead gorgeous specimen but I still know she has more to offer me which we will see in time if she does or does not.

 

I don't think Naus meant what he said insultingly, in fact I think he was complimenting you that you did good work with what you have on your hands genetically.

Some dogs are simply more muscled even in their unworked state due to genetics. Lil Bit is an extreme example of this. To give another example the dog below looks to be more conditioned/worked than your girl, but in the picture he is really in unworked house fat condition. To give a sense of scale, since the close up picture can be deceiving this dog was not overdone or huge - as pictured he was about 45 lbs chain weight / house dog unworked condition.

To further on what another poster said - white dogs do not show muscle tone as clearly as other colors do, and to add another strike they don't seem to photograph as conditioned as they look in reality. The dog below was a brick shithouse of muscle in his unworked state, and even the picture I am showing you looks like he only has a bit of tone.

 

a few of the hound in my av from another thread. he was a very fit dog without much work. a small one too, low 30s.

sorry about the thread jack. keep up the work, enjoy your dog. maybe you'll both prove me wrong and she'll come back shredded

 

No arguments there I knew that was not naus intentions after all and I do agree it's harder to see definition and muscles in white dogs. I notice I will see more under certain lighting's and when I do try to take pictures when she looks her best as far as showing more muscles, they don't all show still. I know she may not be genetically proven to be as ripped as most but I want to see first after finishing her up further the next couple of weeks what she will look then and if not I know she does look the best that she could possibly look.

Naus I like him a lot almost has the same marking as my girl.

 

I missed the collar story, what's that all about? Why do you have such a vicious looking collar that is probably quite uncomfortable for the dog?

Nice looking dog though.

 

does that dog have to sleep in that collar, id say I doubt it,

 

she sleeps in the nude

 

LoL i dont know why but this was funny to me lol

 

haha well they asked :rolleyes::p

 

Naus that is a well built dog.... very nice

 

She looks great.
F*ck what other people think of the collar.
If you like it, that's all that matters.

 

thank you pink what matters the most to me is how she is progressing with conditioning

 

Any time.
Your doing a great job.

 

it aint so bad a pretty girl walking a dog with a mental collar like that.not so much stigma as if a bloke was walking it like that.personally.....if i saw her walking the dog like that id laugh n think its funny....if it was some fella with gangsta wannabe gear on id be different....lol...

 

aren't we a bit hypocritical
But it's true i agree :rolleyes:

 

mate i am very hypocritical...so im not....

 

These pictures are off my phone so they are not the best but thought I would share these and no more until we are really done

 

Get a leash on the dog when it's outside without secure fencing... Especially in front of the house...

 

.................:rolleyes:............

Joey, do you ever do any pulling excersises or spring pole work? Flirt pole? Treadmill? I'm just curious as to what methods you're doing with her. She looks good, but I think some strength training would help with the definition.