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The Head: The head is deep, rather than broad, with plenty of brain
room; a nicely rounded good sized skull, broadest between the ears. The
head should have a clearly indicated stop. Below and above the eyes should
be lean and the cheek as narrow as the leanness of the head allows. The
muzzle is fairly long and not pointed, either as seen from above or from
the side. The flews should not be pendulous. The nose should be broad,
with open nostrils and black in color. The muzzle is the same length as
the skull from occiput to stop and the top of the muzzle is parallel to
the line of the skull extended. The lip line from the nose to the flews
shows a sharp, well defined, square contour. |
