A responsible breeder will guarantee congenital defects regardless of statistics. The joints are very flexible especially pasterns and the dog can move them in different directions. At early age it may be a reason to worry when the pup moves his pasterns every time under different angle, especially when this is a show prospect. To avoid future joint laxity the ration must be closely watched. At adults, this feature enables them to jump from any position as well as develop maximum speed at no time.
Some dogs can even use their fingers to open a door.
Mid Asian does not have to make one step to injure the agitator, he may stay still and just move his neck to catch the bad guy after his warning was not taken seriously. Eye membranes are needed as there is a lot of sand and windy. Yes, they perform excellent in a similar sport in Russia. They learn basics very fast and easy, especially when there is an older dog and they can see her performing. They only do what they feel is needed and may look stubborn until they clearly understand the lesson.