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Dogs and All about Them
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Robert Leighton
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The
feet
well
formed,
and
not
flat,
with
very
strong
brown
or
dark-coloured
claws.
Bandy
legs
and
flat
feet
are
objectionable.
The
hair
on
the
fore-legs
and
feet
of
a
pepper
dog
should
be
tan,
varying
according
to
the
body
colour
from
a
rich
tan
to
a
pale
fawn;
of
a
mustard
dog
they
are
of
a
darker
shade
than
its
head,
which
is
a
creamy
white.
In
both
colours
there
is
a
nice
feather,
about
two
inches
long,
rather
lighter
in
colour
than
the
hair
on
the
fore-part
of
the
leg.
The
hind-legs
are
a
little
longer
than
the
fore
ones,
and
are
set
rather
wide
apart,
but
not
spread
out
in
an
unnatural
manner,
while
the
feet
are
much
smaller,
the
thighs
are
well
developed,
and
the
hair
of
the
same
colour
and
texture
as
the
fore
ones,
but
having
no
feather
or
dew
claws;
the
whole
claws
should
be
dark;
but
the
claws
of
all
vary
in
shade
according
to
the
colour
of
the
dog's
body.
COAT--This
is
a
very
important
point;
the
hair
should
be
about
two
inches
long;
that
from
skull
to
root
of
tail
a
mixture
of
hardish
and
soft
hair,
which
gives
a
sort
of
crisp
feel
to
the
hand.
The
hair
should
not
be
wiry;
the
coat
is
termed
pily
or
pencilled.
The
hair
on
the
under
part
of
the
body
is
lighter
in
colour
and
softer
than
that
on
the
top.
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