Feet

Question 1

Forefeet: Rounded, with slender digits, tight and well arched. The pads are pigmented.
Hind feet: Rounded, toes well arched, pads pigmented.

Answer 1

Azawakh

Question 2

Lean, elongated hare foot, fairly well arched.

Answer 2

Sloughi

Question 3

Forefeet: Slightly oval shaped, arched with tight toes. Strong curved nails of brown or pinkish flesh-colour tending towards brown – never black. Hard pads with pigmentation matching the colour of the nails.

Hind feet: Slightly oval shaped, arched with tight toes. Strong curved nails of brown o pinkish flesh-colour tending towards brown – never black. Hard pads with pigmentation matching the colour of the nails.

Answer 3

Cirneco

Question 4

Well arched toes, thick pads, light coloured claws. Front feet may turn slightly outwards. Dewclaws should not be removed in front. No hind dewclaws.

Answer 4

Ibizan

Question 5

Strong, well knuckled and firm, turning neither in nor out. Paws well padded. Dew claws may be removed.

Answer 5

Pharaoh

Question 6

Forefeet: Rounded, long toes, strong, tight and arched with strong and preferably dark nails, tough and firm pads.

Hindfeet: Rounded, long toes, strong, tight and arched, short and strong nails, preferably dark, tough and firm pads.

Answer 6

Podengo

Question 7

Should be compact and round with well arched toes and tough, elastic pads, protected by hair between the toes and pads.

Answer 7

Ridgeback

Question 8

Short and hard. Pads firm and pointing straight forward. Dew claws only allowed on front legs.

Answer 8

Hamiltonstovare

Question 9

Forefeet: Typical for a French hound, with rather elongated and fine but tight toes; pads hard and tough.

Hind feet: Typical for a French hound, with rather elongated and fine but tight toes; pads hard and tough.

Answer 9

Porcelaine