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Contrary to what is required in other breeds, the shoulder blades of a bulldog should slope considerably and not be vertical.
"The belly should be well tucked up, and not pendulous, a small narrow waist being greatly admired, it being a great object to obtain a large circumference just behind the shoulders, and the smallest possible one round the waist, which forms the appearance called ' cut up. ' The back rises from behind the shoulders in a graceful curve, which curve reaches its summit over... the top of the loins, and thence falls away rapidly to the stern, thus The Bulldog. 239 forming what is known as the wheel or roach back, which is essentially a characteristic of the breed, though very often wholly absent from many of the most successful dogs of the present time; and worse still is the endeavour to palm off dogs which are ' rump high ' or ' stern high ' as being ' roached ' backed, whilst the difference is that the ' stern high ' dog lises in an almost straight line from behind the shoulder to the setting on of the tail.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Contrary to what is required in other breeds, the shoulder blades of a bulldog should slope considerably and not be vertical.
"The belly should be well tucked up, and not pendulous, a small narrow waist being greatly admired, it being a great object to obtain a large circumference just behind the shoulders, and the smallest possible one round the waist, which forms the appearance called ' cut up. ' The back rises from behind the shoulders in a graceful curve, which curve reaches its summit over... the top of the loins, and thence falls away rapidly to the stern, thus The Bulldog. 239 forming what is known as the wheel or roach back, which is essentially a characteristic of the breed, though very often wholly absent from many of the most successful dogs of the present time; and worse still is the endeavour to palm off dogs which are ' rump high ' or ' stern high ' as being ' roached ' backed, whilst the difference is that the ' stern high ' dog lises in an almost straight line from behind the shoulder to the setting on of the tail.
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