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Trigger Words/Phrases Flashcards

1
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Leather extending to bridge of muzzle

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Australian Terrier

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2
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Punishing jaw

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Australian Terrier

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3
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Long in proportion to height, strongly constructed

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Australian Terrier

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4
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Legs slightly feathered to knee

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Australian Terrier

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5
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Soft top knot

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Australian Terrier

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6
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Tail set high, straight as possible, well covered with hair, but free of fringing.

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Australian Terrier

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7
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Harsh straight dense top coat (6cm or 2.5inch) with soft textured under coat.

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Australian Terrier

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8
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The muzzle, lower legs and feet free from long hair.

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Australian Terrier

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9
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Smuttiness objectionable

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Australian Terrier

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10
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Standing well forward on forepaws

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Cairn Terrier

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11
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Head small in proportion to body

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Cairn Terrier

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12
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Slightly sunk with shaggy eyebrows (eyes)

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Cairn Terrier

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13
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Small, pointed, well carried and erect, not too closely set nor heavily coated (ears)

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Cairn Terrier

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14
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Large teeth

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Cairn and Westie

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15
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Medium length of leg

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Cairn Terrier

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16
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Forefeet larger than hind, may be slightly turned out

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Cairn Terrier

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17
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Very free-flowing stride (Gait)

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Cairn Terrier

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18
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Very important. Weather resistant (coat)

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Cairn Terrier

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19
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Honourable scars

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Norfolk & Norwich Terriers

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20
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Demon for his size

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Norfolk Terrier

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21
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One third less than measurement from occiput to bottom of well defined stop (head)

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Norfolk Terrier

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22
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Oval shaped, dark brown or black (eyes)

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Norfolk Terrier

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23
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Dropping forward, close to cheek (ears)

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Norfolk Terrier

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24
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Tight lipped……scissor bite

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Norfolk Terrier

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25
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Carried jauntily (tail)

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Norfolk Terrier

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26
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True, low and driving (gait)

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Norfolk Terrier

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27
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Longer and rougher on neck and shoulders (coat)

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Norfolk Terrier

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28
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Smallest of the terriers

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Norwich Terrier

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29
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Erect, set well apart on top of skull. Medium size with pointed tips. Perfectly erect when aroused (ears)

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Norwich Terrier

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30
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…..commensurate with correct overall balance (neck)

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Norwich Terrier

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31
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Low set hock

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Norwich Terrier

32
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…..cat like. Pointing straight forward standing and moving (feet)

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Norwich Terrier

33
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….forming a ruff to frame the face (coat)

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Norwich Terrier

34
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Head gives the impression of being long for size of dog

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Scottish Terrier

35
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Loyal and faithful (characteristics)

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Scottish Terrier

36
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Length of skull enabling it to be fairly wide and yet retain narrow appearance (Head & Skull)

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Scottish Terrier

37
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…..line from nose to chin appears to slope backwards (Head & Skull)

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Scottish Terrier

38
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Neat, fine texture, pointed erect and set on top of skull but not too close together. Large, wide-based ears highly undesirable.

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Scottish Terrier

39
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Hung between forelegs (Forequarters)

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Scottish Terrier

40
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Big, wide buttocks (Hindquarters)

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Scottish Terrier

41
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Smooth and free, straight both back and front with drive from behind and level gait throughout (Gait)

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Scottish Terrier

42
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Weather resisting covering (Coat)

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Scottish Terrier

43
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Oblong

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Sealyham Terrier

44
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Dark, well set, round (Eyes)

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Sealyham Terrier

45
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Rounded tip…..side of cheek (Ears)

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Sealyham Terrier

46
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Teeth level…..scissor bite (Mouth)

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Sealyham Terrier

47
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…..chest being well let down (Forequarters)

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Sealyham Terrier

48
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Notably powerful for size of dog (Hindquarters)

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Sealyham Terrier

49
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Quarters should protrude beyond set of tail (Tail)

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Sealyham Terrier

50
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Brisk and vigorous with plenty of drive (Gait)

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Sealyham Terrier

51
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Twice as long as high

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Skye Terrier

52
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Elegant and dignified

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Skye Terrier

53
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A “one-man” dog (Temperament)

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Skye Terrier

54
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Strength not sacrificed for extreme length (Head)

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Skye Terrier

55
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Close set (Eyes)

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Skye Terrier

56
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Prick or drop (Ears)

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Skye Terrier

57
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Long and slightly crested (Neck)

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Skye Terrier

58
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Long and low (Body)

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Skye Terrier

59
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No dew claws (hindquarters)

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Skye Terrier

60
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…upper part pendulous and lower half thrown back in a curve (Tail)

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Skye Terrier

61
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Legs proceed straight forward when travelling (Gait)

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Skye Terrier

62
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…..never impeding action (Coat)

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Skye Terrier

63
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Veiling forehead (Coat)

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Skye Terrier

64
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Verminty appearance

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West Highland White Terrier

65
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Self reliant (Temperament)

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West Highland White Terrier

66
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When handling across forehead presents a smooth contour (head)

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West Highland White Terrier

67
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Carried at right angle or less to axis of neck (Head)

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West Highland White Terrier

68
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Nose not projecting forward (head)

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West Highland White Terrier

69
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Piercing look (eyes)

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West Highland White Terrier

70
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Broad between canine teeth (Mouth)

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West Highland White Terrier

71
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Sufficiently long to allow proper set of head required (Neck)

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West Highland White Terrier

72
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Compact. Loins broad (body)

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West Highland White Terrier

73
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Legs short muscular and sinewy (Hindquarters)

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West Highland White Terrier

74
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Tail 13-15cm or 5-6inch long

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West Highland White Terrier

75
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Double coated….about 5cm (2inch) long (Coat)

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West Highland White Terrier

76
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Skin must appear healthy (Coat)

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West Highland White Terrier

Terrier Sub Group 3 (4 decks)

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