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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4 ELBOWS: Standing 2 ELBOWS: Standing neither neither in nor out. in nor out. 5 FORELEGS: Set moderately 4 FORELEGS: Wide apart, wide apart and on a line straight and well with the points of the muscled. shoulders; straight in bone and well muscled; pasterns short and strong. 5 HINDLEGS: Set true; bent 4 HINDLEGS: Straight, at stifles; short from quite long from stifle hocks to feet; hocks to hock (which should turning neither in nor turn neither in nor out; thighs strong and out), short and straight well muscled. from hock to pasterns. Thighs well muscled. Hocks not too prominent. 5 FEET: Round, small and 2 FEET: Small, nearly compact, and turned round, and turned neither in nor out; toes neither in nor out. Toes well arched. compact and arched. LEG AND FEET FAULTS: Loose shoulders or elbows; hind legs too straight at stifles; |
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