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Jun 01, 2023 - 09:00 AM
Grading a dog is a subjective experience and there are no definitive right or wrong answers. The grading process can vary depending on the purpose of the grading; for example, if a breeder is assessing puppies' quality before deciding which to keep or sell, criteria such as conformation, health, and temperament might be considered. Some dog owners also like to rate their dogs on performance or obedience in organized events, such as agility or obedience classes. All grading criteria should be considered in the context of the breed standard, focus on the desired characteristics of the breed, and take into account the age and experience of the dog in question. Ultimately, the goal should be to encourage the dog to reach its fullest potential, and any decision should be made with the welfare of the dog as priority. Dogs For The Earth strives to provide products that meet the needs of all types of dogs, regardless of what grade they receive.
