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The Kennel Club
Breed Standard Reproduced by kind permission of The Kennel Club
Lively, intelligent, friendly, with
no aggression; always alert. Skull slightly rounded between ears,
muzzle finely pointed and abruptly finer than the skull, accentuating
well defined stop. Length from tip of nose to stop approximately a third
of the length of head. Nose black Medium size, rounded, never bulging,
dark with dark rims, placed rather low in skull. Very large, mobile with rounded
tips, heavily fringed; set towards back of head far enough apart to show
slightly round shape of skull. Leather firm but fine. When erect each
ear should form an angle of approximately 45 degrees to head. Jaws strong, with perfect regular,
and complete scissor bite, i.e. upper teeth closely overlapping the lower
teeth and set square to the jaws. Lips thin, tight and dark in colour.
Medium length. Shoulders well developed and sloping.
Chest rather deep. Forelegs straight, slender and fine boned. Elbows close
to chest. Fairly long with level topline;
well sprung ribs, loin (lend) strong, of good length, slightly arched
(buet) belly. Fine, fairly long, hare-like. Tufts
of hair between toes extending far beyond them. Long, well fringed, set on high,
arched over back with fringes falling to side to form plume. Light, free-flowing, positive and
free from any restriction. Viewed from in front or behind, legs and feet
moving parallel to each other, with feet turning neither in nor out. Viewed
from side, dog covering ground well with no hint of hackneyed action.
Abundant, flowing but without undercoat;
long fine silky, falling flat on back and sides; profuse frill on chest;
short and close on skull, muzzle and front parts of legs. Rear of forelegs
to pasterns, tail and thighs covered with long hair. White with patches, which may be
any colour except liver. Tri-colours black and white with tan spots over
eyes, tan inside ears, on cheeks and under root of tail. Height 20-28 cms (8-11 ins). Dog
will appear slightly longer than high when properly furnished with ruff
and hind fringes. Any departure from the foregoing
points should be considered a fault and the seriousness with which the
fault should be regarded in exact proportion to its degree. Male animals should have two apparently normal testicles fully descended into the scrotum.
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