Medium-sized, substantial, powerful female, dry and firm, with good structural proportions, good expression, good pigmentation, and feminine appearance.

High, long withers with a straight, firm back. The croup is of good length and position.

Good forequarter angulation and very good hindquarter angulation, with balanced chest proportions and a straight front.

She moves straight coming and going, demonstrating powerful, ground-covering movement with good elevation and carriage.

Confident, stable temperament. TSB pronounced — strong drive, self-confidence, and resilience under pressure.

Assessment

This is a very strong and positive breed survey critique, particularly for a female. The judge describes a female with good substance and strength while still maintaining femininity, firmness, and correct proportions.

Noteworthy strengths:

• Medium size — desirable and without a size criticism.
• Substantial and powerful, while remaining feminine.
• Dry and firm (trocken und fest) — a very desirable description indicating firmness without looseness or excess.
• Good structural proportions and expression.
• Good pigmentation.
• High, long withers.
• Straight, firm back.
• Good length and position of the croup — importantly, there is no criticism of the croup.
• Very good rear angulation.
• Balanced chest proportions.
• Straight front.
• Straight movement both front and rear.
• Powerful, ground-covering gait with good elevation/carriage.
• Secure temperament and pronounced TSB.

Weaknesses noted by the judge:

There are very few actual weaknesses in this critique. The only point that is somewhat less than the highest description is that the forequarter angulation is rated “good,” while the hindquarter angulation is rated “very good.” This suggests the rear assembly is somewhat stronger than the front, but the judge does not describe this as a significant fault.

Breeding-oriented evaluation

From a breeding perspective, I would consider this a particularly attractive critique for a female. There are no comments about steep croup, loose hocks, narrow rear movement, weak back, incorrect front, or other significant structural concerns.

The combination of medium size, substance, femininity, firmness, correct croup, straight movement, powerful gait, and pronounced TSB is especially positive.

If evaluating her as a breeding female, the one area I would watch when selecting a male would be the forequarter, since it is described as good rather than very good. Otherwise, based solely on this Kör report, there is very little here that I would specifically want to correct through the male.