Feet

Question 1

Large, well knuckled up and padded. Forefeet may point straight ahead or be turned slightly outwards but in every case hound always stands perfectly true, weight being born equally by toes with pads together so that feet would leave an imprint of a large hound and no unpadded areas in contact with ground.

Answer 1

Basset hound

Question 2

Compact with the toes tight together, arched and with solid nails. The pads are hard.

Answer 2

Basset Fauve de Bretagne

Question 3

Strong and tight with hard pads and solid nails. Good pigmentation of pads and nails is desirable.

Answer 3

Grand Basset Griffon Vendeen

Question 4

Not too strong, pads hard, toes very tight, nails solid. Good pigmentation of the pads is desirable.

Answer 4

Petit Basset Griffon Vendeen

Question 5

Front feet full, broad, deep, close knit, straight or very slightly turned out. Hindfeet smaller and narrower. Toes close together, with a decided arch to each toe, strong regularly placed nails, thick and firm pads. Dog must stand true, i.e. equally on all parts of the foot.

Answer 5

Dachshund standard and miniature

Question 6

Front feet: Toes close together, well arched with strong, resistant, well cushioned pads and short strong nails. Colour: see under respective colour definitions. The fifth toe has no function.
Hind feet: Four close knit toes, well arched. Standing firmly on strong pads.

Answer 6

Dachshund rabbit

Question 7

Feet are compact, with well knuckled, strongly arched toes and thick, strong pads. Penalize flat or splayed feet.

Answer 7

Black and Tan Coonhound

Question 8

Round (cat-like) with well arched toes and thick, tough pads.

Answer 8

Bluetick Coonhound