Question - is the Boston Terrier a Single tracking or Double Tracking Breed ...In the standard under gait it says - The gait of the Boston Terrier is that of a sure footed ,Straight gaited dog, forelegs and hind legs moving straight ahead in a line with perfect rhythm, each step indicating grace and power. Now in the Glossary of the AKC the definition of Single-tracking says: Having all footprints fall on a single line of travel. When a dog breaks into a trot, its body is supported by only two legs at a time, which move as alternating diagonal pairs, To achieve balance, its legs angle inward toward a centerline beneath the body; the greater the speed, the closer they come to tracking on a single line . Double Tracking :Usually designates a wider pattern of movement. Having two distinct lines travel: one for limbs on the left side, one for limbs on the right side...Which is correct?
Posted on: Sun, 20 Apr 2014 16:50:15 +0000
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