Caring for the Tall and Short-Legged Terrier: Tips for

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Part 1: Characteristics of the ShortLegged LongSkulled Terrier

1. Forelimbs: These dogs have shoulders that slope backward, providing ample room for their forelimbs. The upper arm is approximately the same length as the shoulder blade, and their forelimbs are relatively short, with welldeveloped muscles.

2. Hindlimbs: The hindlimbs are slightly longer than the forelimbs, and the muscles in the legs are robust.

3. Paws: The paws are equipped with thick paw pads and round feet. The front paws have heavier wolf claws, with larger front paws compared to the back ones, which do not have wolf claws. Their nails are particularly hard and dark, often matching the dog's coat color.

4. Gait: The movement should be smooth and effortless, with both legs moving on the same plane. Stiffness, jumping, or swaying are considered defects.

5. Personality Traits: They are independent, have a strong will, and are intelligent.

Part 2: Care and Feeding of the ShortLegged LongSkulled Terrier

This breed is highly energetic, so it's essential for owners to provide daily walks and exercise, but always in moderation to maintain their physical and mental wellbeing. They have dense fur, so regular grooming is necessary to keep their coat tidy and lustrous. A daily routine of cleaning and maintaining their hair will significantly enhance their charm!

Tip: For information on identifying other dog breeds, click on "How to Identify a Pure Breed Akita Inu."