HEAD--Foxy in type; skull should not be round, but broad, and with little stop. The muzzle should be moderate in length, fine but not weak, should be well filled out under the eyes.
NOSE--Black and small.
EYES--Dark brown, small, more oval than round, and not full; bright, and full of expression.

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EARS--Shape: Of moderate length, not too broad at the base, tapering to a point. Carriage: Stiffly erect, and when in that position the inside edge to form as near as possible a right angle with the skull and strong enough not to be bent otherwise than lengthways. |
TEETH--Strong and level.
NECK--Strong and full, rather short, set broad on the shoulders and slightly arched.
SHOULDERS--Muscular and sloping.
CHEST--Broad and deep in brisket.
BACK--Short, straight, and strong.
LOINS--Powerful, well drawn up from the brisket.
FORE-LEGS--Perfectly straight, well under the body, with bone in proportion to the body.
HIND-LEGS--Strong, muscular, hocks well let down.
FEET--Small, catlike, and standing well on the toes.
NAILS--Black.
COAT--Black, abundant, dense, and harsh, smooth on the head, ears and legs, lying close on the back and sides, but erect and thick round the neck, forming a mane and frill, and well feathered on back of thighs. |

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HIND-QUARTERS--Fine compared to the fore-parts, muscular and well-developed thighs, tailless, rump well rounded.
WEIGHT--About twelve pounds.
GENERAL APPEARANCE--A small cobby animal with sharp expression, intensely lively, presenting the appearance of being always on the alert.
DISQUALIFYING POINTS--Drop, or semi-erect ears.
FAULTS--White hairs are objected to, but are not disqualifying.
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