Sentences with phrase «short sturdy bodies»

Not exact matches

Sturdy and small at just 10 to 11 inches tall and about 12 to 14 pounds, the Australian Terrier has a long body, short legs, and a long strong muzzle with big teeth for vermin hunting.

Sturdy with short legs and a square body, the Norwich is a small dog at just about 10 inches tall and 12 pounds.

Both are small, agile, alert, intelligent and friendly dogs with sturdy bodies, short legs and heavy, double coats.

You'll find many types of dog breeds in the world - everything from tiny 2 - pound lap dogs to 200 - pound live - stock protection dogs, from dogs with extremely short muzzles to those with elegant long noses, and from those with squat, sturdy bodies and short legs made for power to those with long legs and bodies made for running.

Like the Beagle, the Pug has a thick, sturdy body and a short coat.

It has the body of a medium - sized dog on short legs, so it's plenty sturdy for a little rough - housing with kids.

The perfect Bulldog must be of medium size and smooth coat; with heavy, thick - set, low - swung body, massive short - faced head, wide shoulders and sturdy limbs.

Although their sturdy builds serve them well on land, their short legs, and thick bodies make it difficult when it comes to moving in water.

A toy dog, intelligent, alert, sturdy, with a thickset, short body, a smart carriage and set - up, attracting attention by an almost human expression.

They needed a dog with a deep chest, short legs, and a sturdy tail: The deep chest gives the dog a place to rest his body while his legs are throwing dirt out of the hole; the short legs allows the Scottie to throw dirt to the sides, not back between his legs; and, the firmly rooted, sturdy and thick tail allowed the Highlander to pull to the dog back out of the hole by the tail with the critter firmly locked in the Scottie's huge teeth and powerful jaws.

This sturdy little breed with the longer muzzle but dense body, large barrel chest and short legs will never be a strong swimmer.