10 months old. Correct masculine head with good eyes. Excellent bite. Good body for the size. Strong bones. Good muscle on the back legs. Correct topline, good depth of chest. Needs more training on the table. Moves a bit high on front legs. Needs more training in the ring.
9 months old. Masculine head. A little bit wide on the skull, a little bit short on the muzzle. Strong body with very nise muscle in the body. Excellent back legs with good muscle. Strong neck. Correct tail set. A little bit wide at the movement with front legs but moves very well with good reach.
3 years old. The head could be on better proportions to the body. A little bit small head. A little bit wide muzzle, a little bit short nose part. A little bit heavy on the body for the size. Correct tail set. A little bit French on the front legs. Moves little bit higher with front legs. Good temperament.
3,5 years old. Very sweet expression. The head is in good balance to the body. Could have a little more muscle on the back. Nice muscle on the back legs. Correct depth of chest. A little bit short on the neck. The coat condition could be much better. Moves well. Good temperament.
3,5 years. Very masculine. Correct proportions for the size. A bit wide skull. Strong body. Correct back legs with good muscle. A little bit heavy on the body. A little bit wide on the front. Could have little bit better movement on the front legs.
8 years old. In very good condition for the age. Correct head with very good expression. Excellent condition of teeth with very nice bite. Good body with strong topline. Excellent tail set. Good depth of chest. The skin condition could be a little better but is in the range of normal. Moves a little bit wide in front. Showing well.
9 months. Nice head. Very elegant female with correct ears. The head is in good balance to the body. She n eeds a little more substance on the body, but she is very young. Correct topline with good tail set. Al lady with attitude! Correct coat condition for the age. Needs more training in the movement.
