Hindquarters

Question 1

Strong and muscular, hocks well let down, turned neither in nor out, with long second thighs and moderately bent stifles.

Answer 1

Basenji

Question 2

Muscular thighs. Stifles well bent. Hocks firm, well let down and parallel to each other.

Answer 2

Beagle

Question 3

Thighs and second thighs very muscular. Hocks well let down, bent and squarely set.

Answer 3

Bloodhound

Question 4

General appearance: Strong, viewed from behind straight and parallel, moderate angulations. The bone is of moderate strength. The thigh is slightly longer than the lower thigh.
Thigh: Of medium length, rather broad with well developed muscles.
Stifle (Knee): Pointed forward, moderate angulation.
Lower thigh: Muscular.
Hock joint: Set moderately low, moderate angulation.
Metatarsus (Rear pastern): Rather short, strong and vertical.

Answer 4

Finnish Spitz

Question 5

Powerful and muscular. Moderate turn of stifle. Hocks well let down. Well boned down to feet.

Answer 5

Foxhound

Question 6

Powerful, with muscular first and second thighs. Stifles well angled. Hocks well let down and viewed from behind, stand square. Well boned down to feet.

Answer 6

Harrier

Question 7

Legs firm, strong and powerful; little but definite bend at stifle and hock; straight when viewed from behind.

Answer 7

Norwegian Elkhound

Question 8

Very strong; well muscled when viewed from any angle, standing neither too wide nor too narrow behind. Hind angulation moderate; hocks well let down, turning neither in nor out. Thighs and second thighs heavily muscled. In natural stance, hindlegs from hock to ground perpendicular.

Answer 8

Otterhound