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*Note: The photos shown are NOT the representation
of the Akita Network. They are photos provided by the Akita
Community. Some of the photos may NOT be of correct movement for the AKC
Akita Standard or the opinion of a breeder, but are
representations of the differences in the breed. It is
your responsibility to study, and ask questions to interpret
correct movement of this breed by reading the standard. If
you have any questions about any photos listed, please feel free
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GAIT EXAMPLES
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Brisk and powerful with
strides of moderate length.
Back remains strong, firm
and level. Rear legs move
in line with front legs.
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FRONT
EXAMPLES
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Forequarters--Shoulders
strong and powerful with moderate layback. Forelegs heavy-boned and
straight as viewed from front. Angle of pastern 15 degrees forward from
vertical. Faults--Elbows in or out, loose shoulders.
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REAR
EXAMPLES
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Hindquarters--Width,
muscular development and bone comparable to forequarters. Upper thighs
well developed. Stifle moderately bent and hocks well let down, turning
neither in nor out.
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Methods
of Gait Analysis
The
Movement of the Dog
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*Note: The photos shown are NOT the representation
of the Akita Network. They are photos provided by the Akita
Community. Some of the photos may NOT be of correct movement for the AKC
Akita Standard or the opinion of a breeder, but are representations of the differences
in the breed. It is your responsibility to study, and ask questions to
interpret correct movement of this breed by reading the standard. If you
have any questions about any photos listed, please feel free to contact us.
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