Higher in Spine
'Higher in spine' refers to an animal displaying a noticeable peak or rise along its back, disrupting the smooth line from shoulder to hip. It's like spotting a small mountain range right in the middle of their back.
But this isn't just a visual peculiarity; it's often an indicator of potential skeletal structure issues that could impact both ends of the animal. Like an iceberg, this irregularity might be hinting at larger health or growth complications beneath the surface.
Consequently, an animal that's 'higher in spine' isn't usually topping the scorecards in a judging event. This seemingly minor characteristic can actually serve as a red flag, suggesting possible hidden issues that could affect the animal's overall performance.
But this isn't just a visual peculiarity; it's often an indicator of potential skeletal structure issues that could impact both ends of the animal. Like an iceberg, this irregularity might be hinting at larger health or growth complications beneath the surface.
Consequently, an animal that's 'higher in spine' isn't usually topping the scorecards in a judging event. This seemingly minor characteristic can actually serve as a red flag, suggesting possible hidden issues that could affect the animal's overall performance.
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