Sentences with phrase «tapering muzzle»

It has a proportionate head and tapering muzzle.

While the jaw should be fairly long, a judge should pay particular attention to a long narrow tapering muzzle, as this is considered a fault.

Their heads are broad and stocky with a wide, tapering muzzle, a black nose and medium - size pendant ears.

His body is muscular yet nimble; his head relatively flat with a slightly tapering muzzle and ears that fall forward or outward to the side when semierect.

Other characteristics include a long feathered tail, a double coat of long hair which is shorter on the head and legs, dark almond - shaped eyes, a muscular arched neck, as slightly tapering muzzle.

The most distinctive feature of this breed is his elongated, almost flat head with a tapered muzzle.

Think about Norwich Terriers, with their short legs, wiry coat, pointed ears, and tapered muzzle.

EXCLUSIVE KIBBLE DESIGN The Maltese has a medium - length tapered muzzle with teeth that meet in an even or scissors bite.

Breeding for a length of jaw that equals the length of the topskull and for a slightly tapered muzzle will also minimize the number of bad bites; short, blocky muzzles tend to increases frequency.

This includes its skull structure, which has defined cheekbones and a tapered muzzle.

They have wide but tapered muzzles that end in a black nose (for black dogs) or a brown nose (for liver dogs).

Very slight rounding of cheek, not filled in below the eyes, as foreface should be nicely chiseled to give a somewhat tapered muzzle.

EXCLUSIVE KIBBLE DESIGN The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel has a slightly tapered muzzle with teeth that meet in a scissors bite.

The breed has a tapered muzzle with a black or brown nose that usually matches the coat.

Its wide head has a slightly tapered muzzle, almond - shaped eyes, hanging V - shaped ears, and black lips and nose.

Not exact matches

The muzzle is thicker at the base and tapered, but not to a point, with a clearly defined stop.

The Samoyed has a broad, wedge - shaped head with an average muzzle that tapers toward its black nose.

Muzzle moderately broad and full with no suggestion of tapering.

The head is usually round and the muzzle is long and tapered, with a moderate stop.

The muzzle is broad and tapers from the stop to the nose.

The Poodle's muzzle is long and tapered with a dark nose while the ears are long, folding close to the head, and set at or below eye level.

The muzzle tapers substantially from base to end.

A Patterdale's muzzle is tapered and very powerful when need be.

The nose features large, well - defined nostrils, while the jaws and muzzle are strong and well - tapered.

The muzzle is of medium length, fine and tapered but not snipy.

The skull extends from the ears to the bridge of the nose; tapering gradually and evenly and blending without too pronounced a stop into a wedge - shaped, powerful muzzle.

The head is slightly rounded between the beautiful ears, and the muzzle is thinner than the head and tapers to the nose.

The muzzle of the dog is long and tapering (though not very pointy) and its ears are triangular in shape and stand erect.

The head appears wedge - shaped with a muzzle that tapers toward the cheeks.

The nose, toward which the muzzle must gradually taper, should be black.

Shar - Pei have small, triangular ears that fall forward, wide, blunt muzzles, and tapered tails that curl up over the back.

Their ears are upright, their head broad and wide between the eyes with an angular shaped head tapering down to a slender muzzle.

Muzzle: Tapering slightly to the nose.

The defined muzzle is wider at the base and tapers slightly at the nose.

The head is broad and tapers handsomely to a sharp muzzle.

The muzzle tapers gradually, and features a nose with large nostrils, tight lips and a scissors bite.

The head is round and the muzzle is usually average length, but may be either rather long and tapered or pushed back.

The head is narrow in proportion to its length, and long in proportion to the body, tapering but slightly from the temples to the end of the muzzle, thus (when viewed from above and in front) having the appearance of being flattened at the sides and of being nearly equal in width throughout its entire length.