Complete, illustrated guide to canine anatomy featuring 150 detailed drawings.

Basics of locomotion at dog shows, desirable structures for locomotion, gaits of dogs, source of power for locomotion, locomotion and its dynamics, sustained trotting style, trotting style of breeds designed for galloping, trot of special purpose breeds.

Study of this material will aid in recognizing what is good and what is faulty action and the application of what is learned should produce rewarding results for the conscientious dog breeder.

The Dog in Action

Written in 1950, this book was the first to thoroughly analyze, illustrate and explain the under-the-skin workings of the dog.

Dogsteps

Video accompaniment to the book.  The incredible moving x-rays show you what is actually happening when a dog moves; you can see the relationships between parts!

You will learn where to look, how to concentrate on specific places where bones can always be seen regardless of coat or patterns of color, and how to organize your looking so you can see how the dog is really moving.