The Flat-Coated Retriever Society of Canada

Flat-Coated Retriever Society of Canada

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  • 2009 - Nanaimo, BC
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Breed Info

Gait

The Flat-Coat viewed from the side covers the ground efficiently and movement appears effortless and well coordinated. Front legs move forward with a long reaching action. Hindqquarters reach well forward and well back in achieving a long stride in balance with the front movement. Topline appears strong and supple while dog is in motion. Viewed from front or rear the legs should turn neither in nor out, nor should the feet cross or interfere with one another. Faults: A choppy, short mincing or ponderous action. Movement impeded by any structural weakness or twisting of joints.

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