General Appearance

Question 1

Largest of the terriers, a muscular, active, fairly cobby dog, without suspicion of legginess or undue length of body.

Answer 1

Airedale Terrier

Question 2

Active and lively, bone and strength in small compass, never cloddy nor coarse. Neither leggy nor too short in the leg, standing like a well made, short backed hunter, covering a lot of ground.

Answer 2

Fox Terrier (smooth)

Question 3

Active and lively, bone and strength in small compass, never cloddy or coarse. Conformation to show PERFECT BALANCE, in particular this applies to the relative proportions of skull and foreface, and similarly height at withers and length of body from shoulder-point to buttocks appear approximately equal. Standing like a short backed hunter covering a lot of ground.

Answer 3

Fox Terrier (wire)

Question 4

An active, lively and wiry appearance; plenty of substance but free of clumsiness. Neither cloddy nor cobby but showing a graceful racy outline.

Answer 4

Irish Terrier

Question 5

Upstanding, well knit and proportioned, well developed and muscular body.

Answer 5

Kerry Blue Terrier

Question 6

Smart, workmanlike, well balanced and compact

Answer 6

Lakeland Terrier

Welsh Terrier

Question 7

Medium sized, compact, upstanding terrier well covered with a soft, wheaten coloured, natural coat that falls in loose curls or waves. An active, short-coupled dog, strong and well built; well balanced in structure and movement, not exaggerated in any way. Standing four square with head and tail up, giving appearance of a happy dog, full of character.

Answer 7

Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier