Amazing video, Sandy. Thanks for sharing this one.
One can really see where they get their speed from in this video. It truly is in their gate or stride at full speed. The fore and rear legs extend beyond belief. Even in a straight line the tail is helping rudder the tracking position too. From what I've read they're in somewhat of a decline through not only environmental issues but also constrained gene pool issues as well.
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3 repliesWhat incredible grace and fluidity!
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One can really see where they get their speed from in this video. It truly is in their gate or stride at full speed. The fore and rear legs extend beyond belief. Even in a straight line the tail is helping rudder the tracking position too. From what I've read they're in somewhat of a decline through not only environmental issues but also constrained gene pool issues as well.