GERMAN HOUND

Color: White muzzle, collar, neck, chest and tip of tail; the head, body

and tail are orange, tawny, yellow, black, grizzle or brindle, but never

brown.

Height: 21 in.

Weight: 40 lbs.

This is a lightly made, elegant dog, with head lean, long and narrow,

occipital bone not prominent, and “stop” slightly developed. The eyes

are bright with a friendly expression. Ears long, broad, flat and round

at the tips. Fairly light in body, which is well developed in comparison

to the head. Stern long, rather thick, tapering point and well covered

with long hair, and carried downwards with a slight upwards. The coat is

long for a smooth-coated dog and is very dense and hard.

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WIRE-COATED GERMAN TERRIER

(Schnanzer or Rattler)

Color: Pepper and salt, iron-gray, silver-gray, dull black with yellow

or tan markings on head and legs, rust-yellow and gray-yellow. A bright

red is objectionable.

Height: 18 in.

Weight: 28 lbs.

This is a strongly built cobby dog, of a rather nervous temperament, yet

he is gay, watchful, very intelligent and courageous, without being

quarrelsome. He is a first rate rat dog. The head is strong, fairly

long, with a flat skull rather narrow between the ears, and the occiput

is well developed. The ears are set on high and are cropped with rounded

tips. The oval eyes convey an intelligent and vivacious expression, with

eyebrows well developed and covered with rough upstanding hair. His back

is strong and straight and rather flat sided in rib. The tail is set on

high, is docked very short and if a bob-tail is much appreciated. The

coat is as hard, rough and wiry as possible, of the stand-off variety

and though it is shorter on the head, it is not softer. On the muzzle we

find a characteristic short beard and whiskers.

This breed has worked himself into popular favor in Germany by his

indefatigable industry as a worker and as a good friend of the horse,

hence he is much appreciated in the stable. Certainly he is very

intelligent, a very apt pupil, as quick as lightning in his movements

and unfailing in his fidelity, courage, endurance and muscular strength.

He is a rare good dog for bad weather purposes.

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