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Judging
First consideration is given
to general appearance, to which a chisled head, attractive
color, arresting style and head carriage contribute. Next is
overall balance. Special attention is devoted to the head. The
individual component body parts are next
examined for correct construction, and efficiency of
gait is evaluated. Lastly,
correct temperament is evaluated.
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In judging the
Boxer, first consideration is given to general appearance to which
attractive color and arresting style contribute. Next is overall balance
with special attention devoted to the head, after which the individual
body components are examined for their correct construction and efficiency
of gait is evaluated. |
