Dr Evgenij Yerusalimsky – BioMechanical Model and Harmony in Dog Structure seminar

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“BioMechanical Model The Dog and Harmony in My view of the dog’s body has changed dramatically since I first saw it through dog structure. in 2000, when I was first introduced to the book ofDr Yerusalimsly.

Dr Evgenij Yerusalimsky - BioMechanical Model and Harmony in Dog Structure seminar

“BioMechanical Model of the Dog and Harmony in dog structure changed my way of looking at the dog’sbody far back in 2000, when I was first introduced to the book ofDr Yerusalimsly. Since then I read it a bit every day. This knowledge helped me get to visualize balanced shapes of the dog in my mind. Later on I used my technique to transfer it into forms. Join this amazing seminar and learn how to improve your vision.” Sasha Riess

Our research was initiated to identify general quantitative indices that correspond to correct dog conformation. in 1964: Breeding Dobermanns in Moscow Club of Working dogs
Because of the stubborn exterior deficiencies that were widespread and could not be fixed by traditional methods of selection, this idea was born.
We’ve always believed that there were in existing some “super indices’ which are responsible for the better development of important characteristics like deep chest, strong back, correct angulations, etc.
It was a very innovative idea for cynology. in In a very short time, our assumption was confirmed.
We were still looking for general indices that could be used as a selection instrument. in The hope that this will solve the conformation issues.
These general indices were discovered over the course of 20 years.
The Soviet System is a breeding system that produces pure-bred dogs. This will help to explain how it works.
This system was used in The USSR as per the plan approach since the middle 1920th.
The Breeding committee was empowered to breed the entire brood bits population. This was done at the General Meetings of each local breed club.
There were many Dobermann broodbitches that could be used to breed in one year. in Moscow, 300-350
This number gives the reader an idea of the initial statistics that we used from the start.
The first general index (principle). “2:1:1”As the hypothesis was being considered, explanation is given below in 1964 and After evaluating reproductive material, statistical confirmation was made one year later. We have now confirmed our initial assumption that this index is still suitable for breeding.
Index “2:1:1” turned out to be so much influential on the most important body parts improvement that over long time we haven’t used for breeding purposes any others even when we were continuing our researches.
Later on we still have found out that some conformation problems couldn’t be solved by the first general index.
You persevered over long years of breeding. and Judging we are successful in These general indices are not just for Dobermanns but also for Schnauzers and American Cockers. and Many other breeds are available.
We created the 1985 system of postulates based on the findings of our researches. “Biomechanical Model of the Dog” (BMD).
The BMD has been used to judge different breeds and Statistically, the best dogs among the breeds have been proven statistically to be in The BMD postulates are complied with.
Use the BMD to identify the system of unified quantitative general indicators. in Order has allowed the possibility of raising the objectivity of evaluations of different breeds.
The BMD selective algorithm has been proven to be a fast way to improve the conformation of dogs, such as correct structure, sound movement, and correct limb angulations.