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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3 NECK: Of fair length, 5 NECK: Of fair length, slightly arched and without throatiness and carrying the head slightly arched. gracefully; setting neatly into shoulders. NECK FAULTS: Ewe-necked; throatiness; short and thick. 15 BODY: Deep with good 15 BODY: Deep and broad of width of chest; chest, well ribbed up. shoulders sloping; back Back short, not roached. short; ribs deep and Loins and quarters strong. well sprung, carried well back of loins; loins short and muscular; rump curving slightly to set-on of tail. Flank slightly cut up. The body should appear short, but not chunky. BODY FAULTS: Flat sides; narrow chest; long or slack loins; roach back; sway back; too much cut up in flank. |
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