HEAD--The head, which has been described as something between that of a Bloodhound and that of a Foxhound, is more hard and rugged than either. With a narrow forehead, ascending to a moderate peak.
EARS--The ears are long and sweeping, but not feathered down to the tips, set low and lying flat to the cheeks.
EYES--The eyes are large, dark and deeply set, having a peculiarly thoughtful expression. They show a considerable amount of the haw.

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MUZZLE--The muzzle well protected from wiry hair. The jaw very powerful with deep flews.
NECK--The neck is strong and muscular, but rather long. The dewlap is loose and folded. |
NOSE--The nose is large and well developed, the nostrils expanding.
CHEST--The chest, deep and capacious, but not too wide. BACK--The back is strong, wide and arched.
SHOULDERS--The shoulders ought to be sloping, the arms and thighs substantial and muscular.
FEET--The feet, fairly large and spreading, with firm pads and strong nails to resist sharp rocks.
STERN--The stern when the hound is at work is carried gaily, like that of a rough Welsh Harrier. It is thick and well covered, to serve as a rudder.
COAT--The coat is wiry, hard, long and close at the roots, impervious to water.
COLOUR--Grey, or buff, or yellowish, or black, or rufus red, mixed with black or grey. |

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HEIGHT--22 to 24 inches.
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