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 Cherokee Hills
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1/31/2017 10:03:30 PM reply with quote send message to Cherokee Hills Object to Post   

Can someone tell me what this girl's SOP would have been?

www.showdog.com/dog.aspx?id=15474114
 XiZang
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1/31/2017 11:19:09 PM reply with quote send message to XiZang Object to Post

I would say 90.35.
 Flush
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2/1/2017 1:15:33 AM reply with quote send message to Flush Object to Post

Can you tell me please...Why is it useful to adjust the SOP?
 Grasslans
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2/1/2017 1:33:17 AM reply with quote send message to Grasslans Object to Post

to get an idea of what the SOP would have been had your dog had a full 20 in showshine.
 XiZang
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2/1/2017 10:26:22 AM reply with quote send message to XiZang Object to Post

I've gotten into a heap of trouble by adjusting SOPs because now I keep so many dogs with bad SS. I am always too full in all my kennels, and I'd be doing myself a favor if I only kept 20 SS, but I just can't do it. Some of my best dogs are low SOP.

It's a double-edged sword.
 Flush
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2/1/2017 11:19:35 AM reply with quote send message to Flush Object to Post

Thanks.
 Cherokee Hills
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2/1/2017 1:19:39 PM reply with quote send message to Cherokee Hills Object to Post

I am normally not tempted to keep a low SS dog, this is the first time I've never just FH'ed one immediately.

This pup is a huge leap in SOP for my kennel and the breed but I'm at a loss as what to do with her.

She is an almost 3 point jump over her dam who is in the 87 range along with all of my current brood bitches.

I started with dogs in the 86 range and then worked my way up to 87s. Another breeder produced a phenomanal male who has allowed me to jump almost over night into the 88, 89, and even 91 SOP range with my pups.
 Studio Dogs
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2/1/2017 4:27:48 PM reply with quote send message to Studio Dogs Object to Post

where do you find that?
what would this one be?
www.showdog.com/dog.aspx?id=15475769
 Grasslans
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2/1/2017 5:10:08 PM reply with quote send message to Grasslans Object to Post

Studio dogs, she'd be 98.20
 FaultLine
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2/1/2017 5:18:56 PM reply with quote send message to FaultLine Object to Post

Studio,

It would be 20 minus the Showshine (17.2 in this case) = 2.8

2.8 divided by 2 = 1.4

1.4 + the sop (96.80 in this case) = 98.20
 Studio Dogs
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2/1/2017 8:41:09 PM reply with quote send message to Studio Dogs Object to Post

this post has been edited 1 time(s)

oh...darn, I was hoping better.
thanks




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 Fingerprint
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2/2/2017 11:42:40 AM reply with quote send message to Fingerprint Object to Post

I made myself a little chart but usually I just do it in my head.

For every .2 of bad SS, add .1 to the SOP.

In other words:

SS of 19.2 you would add .4 to the SOP

SS of 17.5 you would add 1.5 to the SOP

Some are easy:

SS of 16, add 2 full points to the SOP
SS of 17, add 1.5 full points to the SOP
SS of 18, add 1 full point to the SOP
etc.

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