The Score Card in Stock Breeding
The Score Card in Stock Breeding
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1 Coat- Color Size _ Action and style 3 Condition 2 Disposition 2 Symmetry of points 3 Total_ _ _ 100 DETAILED DESCRIPTION.
HEAD. Head should be broad, even and smooth between and above the eyes. Slightly dished, tapering evenly and gradually to near the end of the nose. Broad lower jaw. Head inclined to shortness, but not enough to give the appearance of stubby nose. And in male a masculine expression and appear- ance.
Objections. Head long, narrow between the eyes ; nose uneven and coarse ; t...oo large at the muzzle or the head too short ; not full or high above the eyes, or too much wrinkled around or above the eyes.
EYES. Full, clear, prominent, and expressive.
Objections. Dull expression, deep-set or obscure. Sight impaired by wrin- kles, fat, or other cause.
EARS. Ears attached to the head by a short, firm knuckle, giving free 'and easy action. Standing up slightly at the base to within two-thirds of the tip, where a gentle break or drop should occur; in size neither too large nor too small, but even, fine, thin, leaf shape.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 Coat- Color Size _ Action and style 3 Condition 2 Disposition 2 Symmetry of points 3 Total_ _ _ 100 DETAILED DESCRIPTION.
HEAD. Head should be broad, even and smooth between and above the eyes. Slightly dished, tapering evenly and gradually to near the end of the nose. Broad lower jaw. Head inclined to shortness, but not enough to give the appearance of stubby nose. And in male a masculine expression and appear- ance.
Objections. Head long, narrow between the eyes ; nose uneven and coarse ; t...oo large at the muzzle or the head too short ; not full or high above the eyes, or too much wrinkled around or above the eyes.
EYES. Full, clear, prominent, and expressive.
Objections. Dull expression, deep-set or obscure. Sight impaired by wrin- kles, fat, or other cause.
EARS. Ears attached to the head by a short, firm knuckle, giving free 'and easy action. Standing up slightly at the base to within two-thirds of the tip, where a gentle break or drop should occur; in size neither too large nor too small, but even, fine, thin, leaf shape.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Mccullough Rommel to read onlineMoreLess
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