Forequarters

Question 1

The forechest is well developed, brisket relatively deep with forelegs well boned, straight and parallel when viewed from the front. Pasterns are strong, without slope. The legs are slightly feathered to the knee.

Answer 1

Aussie Terrier

Question 2

Sloping shoulders, medium length of leg, good but not too heavy bone. Forelegs never out at elbow. Legs covered with harsh hair.

Answer 2

Cairn

Question 3

Clean, well laid back shoulder blade, approximating in length to upper arm. Front legs short, powerful and straight.

Answer 3

Norfolk

Question 4

Legs short, powerful and straight; elbows close to body. Pasterns firm and upright.

Answer 4

Norwich

Question 5

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.

Answer 5

Scottie

Question 6

Forelegs short, strong and as straight as possible consistent with chest being well let down. Point of shoulder in line with point of elbow which should be close to side of chest

Answer 6

Sealy

Question 7

Shoulders broad, close to body, chest deep, legs short and muscular

Answer 7

Skye

Question 8

Shoulders sloping backwards. Shoulder blades broad and lying close to chest wall. Shoulder joint placed forward, elbow well in, allowing foreleg to move freely, parallel to axis of body. Forelegs short and muscular, straight and thickly covered with short, hard hair.

Answer 8

Westie