The Boston Terrier and All About It - A Practical, Scientific, and Up to Date Guide to the Breeding of the American Dog by Edward Axtell
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covering the teeth when
mouth is closed. The muzzle should not exceed in approximate length one-third of length of skull. 2 EARS: Small and thin, 2 EARS: Small and thin, situated as near corners situated as near corners of skull as possible. of skull as possible. HEAD FAULTS: Skull "domed" or inclined; furrowed by a medial line; skull too long for breadth, or vice versa; stop too shallow; brow and skull too slanting. Eyes small or sunken; too prominent; light color; showing too much white or haw. Muzzle wedge shaped or lacking depth; down faced; too much cut out below the eyes; pinched nostrils; protruding teeth; weak lower jaw; showing "turn up." Poorly carried ears or out of proportion. |
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