jaw, strong and regularly aligned. Neck, Topline and Body Neck – Well muscled and strong. Medium-long, carried on a slant. Topline – Not straight but with a slight rise. Body – Fully muscled, oblong. Withers not very pronounced with the neck set rather high. Croup is strongly developed, muscular; pelvis moderately slanting. Hip bones often slightly higher than the withers. Chest – More cylindrical than deep. Ribs – Well sprung. Underline – Ample belly and slightly tucked up. Flanks well filled. Loins – Relatively long, muscular, broad and slightly rounded. Tail – Ideal length is inches, relatively strong and low set. Tail may be carried downward or with a slight bend at tip; or carried saber shaped horizontally or higher. All of these tail carriages are considered correct with none having preference over the other. Curled tail or carried over the back to be penalized. Forequarters Angulation—Moderately well angulated. Shoulder – Muscular, well laid back and powerful. Elbows – Somewhat loose, yet not turned in or out. Legs – Short, straight, well boned and parallel. Dewclaws may be present. Feet – Large, well-arched toes with strong nails and well-developed thick pads. Hindquarters Angulation—Well angulated. Legs – Strong, parallel and well muscled. Upper Thigh - Well Muscled. Stifle—Well bent. Second Thigh—relatively short Hock Joint - Strong and well developed. Set relatively high. Feet – Smaller than forefeet, well arched toes, strong nails and thick well developed pads. Coat Long, fine, firm with slight texture, slightly wavy with a silky gloss. Not overdone with too much furnishings. Faults: Curly, Coarse or cotton-wool like texture. The Cesky Terrier is groomed by clipping and scissoring into a saddle pattern on the body, with the longer hair ending in a V on the tail. A "U" shape is cut out of the top lateral portion of the front legs and Areas of the neck, head, chest, shoulder, tail and rear thigh from the top of the V on the tail to the top of the hock and round the vent are clipped shorter to achieve this appearance and to highlight the well developed muscles of the Cesky Terrier. The Hair on the foreface from mid eye to the rear edge of the lip line is not to be clipped thus forming brows and a beard. The transition between clipped and unclipped areas should be pleasing to the eye and never abrupt. Color The Cesky Terrier