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Originally Posted by Mardelin  As Donna explained.....it all depends on the judge. However, one must look at the dogs mouth and access the jaw, if there is a jaw misalignment, most likely it is a structural issue and as Donna said the dog should not be bred.
As to your question whether there are many dogs being shown whose bites are slightly off, since I don't look in the mouths of other's dogs, I couldn't tell you. |
You're right...I couldn't answer that question either because most exhibitors wouldn't allow you to look in their mouth if there were a problem and I've never had anyone come and ask me to look in my yorkies mouth LOL...but of course if that were to ever happen I would oblige them as my yorkies either have a level or scissor bite because I don't breed undershot or overshot mouths...
Donna