BREED PATTERN

Strongly built. Deep chest and far back reaching the last ribs. Straight back. Strong forelegs, hind legs are muscular, which clearly affects mobility and energetic gait.

Small, vigorous, active, endowed with some self-love, simple in dealing, a little tricky. Lively, cheerful, brave, arbitrary, but cordial.

The length of the skull, measured from the occipital tumor to the eyes, is slightly larger than the length of the muzzle. The head is covered with thick hair, kept at a right angle or slightly smaller to the axis of the neck, it should not be worn as if it was stretched forward. Skull slightly arched. The leading party should have a soft outline. It narrows only slightly from the base of the ears towards the eyes. The marked stop is made of prominent supraorbital arches and a slight depression between the eyes.

Black nose truffle, quite large, nothing protrudes too far and fits the whole.

It narrows gradually from the eyes to the tip of the nose, is not sunken, does not break sharply under the eyes, where it has its volume.

The jaw is strong, the same length and width, because the fangs are significantly spaced, which affects the breed's wicked expression. For a dog of this size, the teeth are strong and large, in scissor bite, that is, the incisors of the jaw cover the incisors of the jaw with close contact and are positioned vertically.

Set wide apart, medium in size, they should not be round as dark as possible. Slightly sunken under generous eyebrows, with a lively, intelligent expression and penetrating gaze. Light eyes are a very serious drawback.

Small, standing with pointed tips. They cannot be too sideways apart or too close together. They are covered with short and smooth (velvet) hair, which does not require shortening. Ears should not be covered with long, fringed hair at the top. Wide with rounded tips, large, with thick cartilage, as well as ears with abundant hair, are highly undesirable.

Long enough to lift the head properly, muscular, gradually expands at the base and blends into the obliquely arranged shoulder blades.

Compact. Straight back. Loins: Broad and strong. The chest is deep, the ribs well arched in their upper part, they become slightly flattened on the sides

Back ribs (supposed) are long and the distance between the last and the hips (weakness) is short. This does not affect freedom of movement.

12.5-15 cm long, covered with hard hair, without fringes, as straight as possible, kept upright, cannot be curled over the back. The long tail is defective and can never be shortened.

Forelegs short and muscular, straight, covered with short, rough and dense fur. Shoulders set obliquely, broad, close to the chest.

The shoulder (shoulder) joint is clearly extended forward (prominent forechest). The elbows are positioned so as to allow free movement of the forelegs, moving parallel to the torso axis. Hindlegs viewed from above, muscular and broad, entirely short with strong tendons. Thighs strongly muscled, not too wide apart. The joints are well angulated and well positioned under the torso. When the dog is standing or moving, the heels are fairly close together. Vertical or weak hocks are a serious drawback. forelegs are larger than hindlegs. Round, proportional, strong with thick pads. The paws are covered with hard, short fur. The pads and nails should be black.

It should be efficient and free, and the legs, starting from the shoulder blades, put straight forward. The hind legs are flexible in the ankles and knees and dynamically follow the forelegs. Hocks joint under the torso to give impulse (pushing). Stiff gaits and cow's posture are highly undesirable.

Two types of hair. The ground cover is about 5 cm long, hard, with no trace of curling. Rare coat is defective. The undercoat is short, soft and dense. White coat.

Height at the withers about 28 cm.

Any deviations from the above standard are treated as defects and evaluated according to the degree of deviation.

Males must have two normally developed testicles located in the scrotum.

E.Chwalibóg, „Grupa III. Teriery. Wzorce ras”, Warszawa 2000r, Klub Teriera przy ZG ZKWP