Newsgroup: it.discussioni.animali.cani
Titolo: Che cosa succede quando uno cambia uno standard?

Leggendo Workdogs di questo mese ho appreso con piacere che lo standard 
del bulldog inglese (Standard FCI n° 149 del 16/04/2004) ha subito delle 
piccole (ma importanti) modifiche. Come si comporta in questo caso il 
"buon allevatore"? Ve lo chiedo perché sembra (forse è solo 
un'impressione) che al mondo del bulldog italiano non gliene possa 
fregare di meno... All'expo' di Bastia non ho sentito nessun allevatore 
parlarne. Così pure nel newsgroup e sito del club di razza non se ne 
parla... mah! Forse sono in attesa di ulteriori delucidazioni dalla 
madrepatria.

Nicos wrote:
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E' un newsgroup questo o un circolo privato?

E' un newsgroup questo o un circolo privato?
domandare è lecito, rispondere è cortesia... francamente è una domanda
abbastanza tecnica la tua e.. pertanto... piuttosto che una risposta
cretina, nell'ignoranza, stimo di più il silenzio :-)
Rossella
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Nonostante abbia un setter 
e assomigli a un setter (bianco e arancio)... 
Non sono un setter, sono un drahthaar
e vi faccio fare la fine della nutria :-)
http://www.redsocks.it
 

 Rossella
OK!
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 "buon allevatore"?
Uno standard non si adegua ad capocchiam, un buon allevatore e'  dentro
il sistema, conosce le tendenze, segue i giudizi e i consigli delle
societa' specializzate e, quindi, si sta gia adeguando o e' gia' in
linea con il nuovo standard.
-- 
Angelo
http://www.isetter.it
http://www.beccacciaiditalia.it/

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***ma cosa dice il nuovo standard? Vale

 ma cosa dice il nuovo standard?
Non ne ho idea
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Di seguito riportiamo lo standard della razza n° 149 "Bulldog Inglese"
rivista nel settembre 2003 dal Kennel Club della Gran Bretagna
ed approvato dalla F.C.I. in data 24.03.2004. Le novità sono evidenziate in
giallo.
FCI-Standard N° 149 / 16. 04. 2004 / GB
BULLDOG
ORIGIN : Great-Britain.
DATE OF PUBLICATION OF THE ORIGINAL VALID STANDARD : 24.03.2004.
UTILIZATION : Dissuasion and Companion Dog.
CLASSIFICATION F.C.I. :   Group   2       Pinscher and Schnauzer-Molossoid
breeds-Swiss Mountain and Cattle Dogs and other breeds.
                                              Section 2.1    Molossoid
breeds,
                                                                    Mastiff
Type.
                                               Without working trial.
GENERAL APPEARANCE : Smooth-coated, thick set, rather low in stature, broad,
powerful and compact.  Head fairly large in proportion to size, but no point
so much in excess of others as to destroy the general symmetry, or make the
dog appear deformed, or interfere with its powers of motion.  Face short,
muzzle broad, blunt and inclined upwards. Dogs showing respiratory distress
highly undesirable.  Body short, well knit, with no tendency towards
obesity. Limbs stout, well muscled and in hard condition.  Hindquarters high
and strong but somewhat lighter in comparison with heavy foreparts.  Bitches
not so grand or well-developed as dogs.
BEHAVIOUR / TEMPERAMENT : Conveys impression of determination, strength and
activity.  Alert, bold, loyal, dependable, courageous, fierce in appearance,
but possessed of affectionate nature.
HEAD : Viewed from side, head appears very high and short from back to point
of nose.  Forehead flat with skin upon and about head, loose and finely
wrinkled, neither prominent nor overhanging face.  Projections of frontal
bones prominent, broad, square and high.  From stop, a furrow, both broad
and deep extending to middle of skull being traceable to apex. Face from
front of cheek-bone to nose, short, skin wrinkled.
Distance from inner corner of eye (or from centre of stop between eyes) to
extreme tip of nose not exceeding length from tip of nose to edge of
underlip.
CRANIAL REGION :
Skull : Skull large in circumference.  Viewed from front appears very high
from corner of lower jaw to apex of skull; also very broad and square.
Stop : Deep, wide indentation between eyes.
FACIAL REGION : Viewed from front, the various properties of the face must
be equally balanced on either side of an imaginary line down centre.
Nose : Nose and nostrils large, broad and black, under no circumstances
liver colour, red or brown; top set back towards eyes.  Nostrils large wide
and open, with well-defined vertical straight line between.
Muzzle : Muzzle short, broad, turned upwards and very deep from corner of
eye to corner of mouth. Nose roll must not interfere with the line of
layback.
Lips : Flews (chops) thick, broad, pendant and very deep, hanging completely
over lower jaws at sides, not in front, joining underlip in front and quite
covering teeth.
Jaws/Teeth : Jaws broad, massive and square, lower jaw projecting in front
of upper and turning up.  Jaws broad and square with six small front teeth
between canines in an even row.  Canines wide apart.  Teeth large and strong
not seen when mouth closed.  When viewed from front under jaw directly under
upper jaw and parallel.
Cheeks : Cheeks well-rounded and extended sideways beyond eyes.
Eyes : Seen from front, situated low down in skull, well away from ears.
Eyes and stop in same straight line, at right angles to furrow.  Wide apart,
but outer corners within the outline of cheeks.  Round in shape, of moderate
size, neither sunken nor prominent, in colour very dark- almost black-
showing no white when looking directly forward.
Free from obvious eye problems.
Ears : Set high-i.e. front edge of each ear (as viewed from front) joins
outline of skull at top corner of such outline, so as to place them as wide
apart, as high and as far from eyes as possible.  Small and thin.  "Rose
 ear" correct, i.e. folding inwards back, upper or front inner edge curving
outwards and backwards, showing part of inside of burr.
NECK : Moderate in length, very thick, deep and strong.  Well-arched at
back, with much loose, thick and wrinkled skin about throat, forming dewlap
on each side, from lower jaw to chest.
BODY :
Topline : Slight fall to back close behind shoulders (lowest part) whence
spine should rise to loins (top higher than top of shoulder), curving again
more suddenly to tail, forming arch (termed roach back)-a distinctive
characteristic of breed.
Back : Back short, strong, broad at shoulders, comparatively narrower at
loins.
Chest : Chest wide, laterally round, prominent and deep.  Body well-ribbed
up behind.  Brisket capacious, round and very deep from top of shoulders to
lowest part where it joins chest. Well let down between forelegs. Large in
diameter, round behind forelegs (not flat-sided, ribs well-rounded).
Belly : Belly tucked up and not pendulous.
TAIL : Set on low, jutting out rather straight and then turning downwards.
Round, smooth and devoid of fringe or coarse hair.  Moderate in
length-rather short than long-thick at root, tapering quickly to a fine
point.  Downward carriage (not having a decided upward curve at end) and
never carried above back.
LIMBS
FOREQUARTERS : Forelegs very stout and strong, well-developed, set wide
apart, thick, muscular and straight, presenting rather bowed outline, but
bones of legs large and straight, not bandy nor curved and short in
proportion to hindlegs, but not so short as to make back appear long, or
detract from dog's activity and so cripple him.
Shoulders : Shoulders broad, sloping and deep, very powerful and muscular
giving appearance of being "tacked on" body.
Elbows : Elbows low and standing well away from ribs.
Pasterns : Pasterns short, straight and strong.
HINDQUARTERS : Legs large and muscular, longer in proportion than forelegs,
so as to elevate loins.
Legs long and muscular from loins to hock; short, straight, strong lower
part.
Stifles : Stifles round and turned slightly outwards away from body.
Hocks : Hocks thereby made to approach each other and hind feet to turn
outwards. Hocks slightly bent, well let down.
FEET :  Fore, straight and turning very slightly outward; of medium size and
moderately round.  Hind, round and compact.  Toes compact and thick, well
split up, making knuckles prominent and high.
GAIT / MOVEMENT  : Peculiarly heavy and constrained, appearing to walk with
short, quick steps on tips of toes, hind feet not lifted high, appearing to
skim ground, running with one or other shoulder rather advanced.  Soundness
of movement of the utmost importance
COAT
HAIR : Fine texture, short, close and smooth (hard only from shortness and
closeness, not wiry).
COLOUR : Whole or smut, (i.e. whole colour with black mask or muzzle).  Only
whole colours (which should be brilliant and pure of their sort).  viz.,
brindles, reds with their various shades, fawns, fallows etc., white and
pied (i.e. combination of white with any of the foregoing colours).  Dudley,
black and black with tan highly undesirable.
WEIGHT  :
Dogs :              25    kgs (55 lbs).
Bitches :           23    kgs (50 lbs).
FAULTS : Any departure from the foregoing points should be considered a
fault and the seriousness with which the fault should be regarded should be
in exact proportion to its degree and its effect upon the health and welfare
of the dog.
Judges are required to strictly adhere to this standard and take the
following faults into consideration :
FAULTS :
  a.. Nose roll overhanging or partly covering the nose.
ELIMINATING FAULTS :
  a.. Aggressive or overly shy.
  b.. Dogs showing respiratory distress.
  c.. Ingrown tail.
Any dog clearly showing physical or behavioural abnormalities shall be
disqualified.
N.B. : Male animals should have two apparently normal testicles fully desce
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Certo che voi winsozziani siete terribili :P La maggioranza dei
newsreader non accetta HTML e la sottolineatura o i colori ed in genere
la " formattazione 2 e' roba html. Quindi, io non vedo sottolineature
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***Idem! potresti copiare solo le modifiche? Vale

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Scusatemi.... adesso cerco un indirizzo internet....valido...

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*** ho letto molto velocemente le modifiche allo standard, mi pare di capire
che si sottolinei l'importanza della salute di questi cani. Gli eccessi
dovrebbero essere eliminati, e valutati negativamente tutte quelle
caratteristiche che provocano problemi al cane. Se i giudici e gli
allevatori i adegueranno, penso che questa razza possa solo giovarne... Vale