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SCOTTISH TERRIER / FCI-Standard no 73 / 10.08.1994


FCI-Standard no 73 / 10.08.1994 / GB SCOTTISH TERRIER


ORIGIN
Great Britain.

DATE OF PUBLICATION OF THE VALID ORIGINAL STANDARD
24.06.1987.

CLASSIFICATION FCI
Group 3 Terriers
Section 2 Small sized Terrier
Without Working Trial.

GENERAL APPEARANCE
Thick set, of suitable size to go to ground, short legged, alert in carriage and suggestive of great power and activity in small compass. Head gives impression of being long for size of dog. Very agile and active in spite of short legs.

CHARACTERISTICS
Loyal and faithful. Dignified, independent and reserved, but courageous and highly intelligent.

TEMPERAMENT
Bold, but never aggressive.

HEAD AND SKULL
Long without being out of proportion to size of dog. Length of skull enabling it to be fairly wide and yet retain narrow appearance. Skull nearly flat and cheek bones not protruding. Foreface strongly constructed and deep throughout. Skull and foreface of equal length. Slight but distinct stop between skull and foreface just in front of eye. Nose large and, in profile, line from nose towards chin appears to slope backwards.

EYES
Almond-shape, dark brown, fairly wide apart, set deeply under eyebrows with keen, intelligent expression.
EARS

Neat, fine texture, pointed, erect and set on top of skull but not too close together. Large, wide-based ears highly undesirable.

MOUTH
Teeth large with perfect, regular scissor bite, i.e. Upper teeth closely overlapping the lower teeth and set square to the jaws.

NECK
Muscular and of moderate length.

FOREQUARTERS
Head carried on muscular neck of moderate length showing quality, set into long sloping shoulder, brisket well in front of straight, well boned forelegs to straight pasterns.
Chest fairly broad and hung between forelegs which must not be out at the elbow nor placed under body.

BODY
Well rounded ribs flattening to deep chest and carried well back. Back proportionately short and very muscular. Topline of body straight and level, loin muscular and deep, powerful coupling ribs to hindquarters.

HINDQUARTERS
Remarkably powerful for size of dog. Big, wide buttocks, deep thighs and well bent stifles. Hocks short, strong, turning neither in nor out.

FEET
Good size, well padded, toes well arched and close knit, forefeet slightly larger than hindfeet.

TAIL
Moderate length giving general balance to dog, thick at root and tapering towards tip. Set on with upright carriage or slight bend.

GAIT/MOVEMENT
Smooth and free, straight both back and front with drive from behind and level gait throughout.

COAT
Close lying, double coat; undercoat short, dense and soft; outer coat harsh, dense and wiry, together making a weather-resisting covering.

COLOUR
Black, wheaten or brindle of any shade.

SIZE
Height at withers 25,4 cm-28 cm (1O-11 ins); weight 8,6-10 kg (19-23 lbs).

FAULTS
Any departure from the foregoing points should be considered a fault and the seriousness with which the fault should be regarded should be in exact proportion to its degree.

NOTE
Male animals should have two apparently normal testicles fully descended into the scrotum.



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