i think that donald cain never wrote those articles, if i had to guess, randy wright wrote them and sent them to mr. cain, then mr. cain personalized it with an opener and a closer and sent it off to full cry.
best i can say what a "quarter backing lead style" is, is when your dogs lead from the front end but sweep around to the top of the back quarter on each side of the bunch as they do it.
i guess maybe "half a windwill" could describe it. haha.
whatever the trait can be called, i breed for it in my own dogs, as opposed to a dog that will just stake out his spot at the lead of a bunch and just stay there.
This is what I gathered as well. Dogs ability to keep the front end of a set from getting to spread out width wise. Man seems to know cow dogs but $1000 a pup is to rich for me. I'd give $1000 for a pair of the right pups, but not just one.
