dogs with white coats

does anyone have any tips on how to get a dog with a white coat to show more definition in the body build??? my dog is developing nicely (my opinion) but its hard to see her definition unless she is on her harness an trying to get another dog or animal.

any help is very much appreciated.

 

Add some strength work to her workout!

 

any suggestions? she runs 3 miles, she swims for about 2 hours when the weather allows, and we hike.

 

genetics will play the major role, but you could always increase workout within reason

 

it might be genetics but her back end increased like crazy when i start working her on the springpole and jump in an out the back of the truck bed. :confused: its just her front end thats hard to show definition maybe i'll try to change her feed but i know she starves if she doesnt get a mininum of 2 cups a day.

 

Good food never hurts, I say RAW and RAW all the way, look at my dogs.

 

her feeding is

2 cups of Taste of the Wild or Orijin monday, wednesday, and saturday

12 meatballs of Natures Variety RAW food tuesday, thursday, and friday

she gets 1 cup of kibble and 6 RAW meatbals on sunday.

i take a pic of the bad when i get home an post up the natures variety raw food.

 

have the dog pull a tire of course you need a weight pulling harness

 

My dog is the same way, I mean, you can see some muscles, but not anywhere near as good as when she is on a harness...

 

the only white i have had is Eve the one on my avator. it might be genetics bc she looks good all the time. when i work her she looks amazing... but we'll wait til summer june for that

 

Have you tried putting her in a harness and doing any drag weights?

 

Some coat colors really hide when a dog is conditioned, like brindle dogs are really hard to see muscle tone. White dogs can also hide conditioning for example if the lighting is not good it could hide how conditioned the dog is. Genetics really plays a major roll in how conditioned your dog will look.
My white bitch just got in shape and you can only really tell when she is dirty or in the sun

Before


After

 

I agree, with white it has a lot to do with lighting and genetics. It's just a really hard color to show definition unlike buckskin/yellow,red or black. You need to have the right lighting to make the dog pop. If you're taking pictures, the best way to get great shots imo is by baiting. I use food but whatever gets 'em going is up to you.

A couple of my pup i took yesterday.

 

Bad-ass dogs

 

This is so True!

PPKs Terra

 

Those are some nice looking dogs great pics guys!!!

 

Thanks!!!!

 

Some kind of high carb food after each workout. It affect the insulin and stimulates muscle growth.

 

thats a good lookin dog right there!!!...omg!!

 

All I have to say about this dog is WOW!!