No he have changed preferences.

No, Paul Stanton have no personnel preference when judging TRD.

He change oftenly his mind when judging, I meet him 3 time and all his B.O.B winner are different in Type/Style,

so guess you cannot really learn from him, and you will never know what he is looking for. and this happen frequently with all rounder judge.

Thank you for every comment! I will update line from her:

 

                              WW&Th.Ch. Yord-Petch Tharua

                Th.Ch. Poh-Thong Tharua (same littier MAE-RAMING Tharua WW'06)

                              Th.Ch.Som-Dang Tharua

 

           

                             Th.Ch. Kwaw-nGern of Iyara Kennel

               M.Thairidgeback Called "Nam-Tip"

                             Th.Ch. M.Thairidgeback Called "Kwaew" (No.2 TRD'2000)

 

 

 

 

 

 

Because Mr Stanton chose different body types as his winners doesnt mean he doesnt know what he is doing.  Remember these dogs are judged against the standard not each other and not just which ever one the judge thinks is prettiest. It is the one who closely meets the standard that day. Maybe the others had bad teeth, bad temperment, was limping , uneven ridge,  whatever. One must ask a judge as to why he placed who he placed ( I dont mean ask him at the show) and learn about that judge and his thoughts on the dogs. Maybe he didnt know anyhting or maybe he knows more about each dog then we can see from ringside. 

MA

True, dogs are judged against the standard, a hand written standard and can be change in every five years! we believed that judging standard are depend on each individual  how they interpret the written meaning, that's were the judging style came from, but hard to understand the judging style of the judge when he award different type of dog. Remember, we too search a judge who can really help evaluating the breed, and not a judge just for make people happy !

Many of you was been in world dog show this year, can anyone tell me what you feel about that assigment.  How could ?????? are both of you satisfied?????

I'm better stay at home

 

Please note :  He is reserve CACIB in WDS 2002, not a World Winner!!!!

 

 

I like smooth flowing movements, not crab-gait, lol

Tina

From the standard;

GAIT: Stride with no pitching nor rolling of the body. Track in two parallel straight lines. When viewed from the front, the forelegs move up and down in straight lines so that the shoulder-, elbow- and pastern joints are approximately in line with each other. When viewed from the rear, the stifle- and hip joints are approximately in line. Move in a straight pattern forward without throwing the feet in or out; thus enavling the stride to be long and drive powerful. The overall appearance of moving dog is one of smooth flowing and well balanced rhythm.
MR STANTON: The gait should be parallel with a long stride and with powerful drive.