Lakeside Terrier (confirmed introduction)
The early breeding method of the Lakeside Terrier was to capture those animals that caught food in the plains of the Lake District in northern England. The height of this ideal male dog is 36.8 cm, and the left and right sides do not exceed 3.8 cm. The height of the female dog is 2.5 cm shorter than the height of the male dog. The average weight of an adult male dog is about 7.71 kilograms. The remaining heights are proportionally more or less.
The Lakeside Terrier has a double coat. The outer layer is hard and hard, and the lower layer is close to the skin surface and is softer than the outer layer. The appearance of the Lakeland Terrier is clean and refined. The coat on the top of the head, ears, chest, shoulders, and behind the tail is short and smooth. The coat on the trunk is 1.3 to 2.5 cm longer and may be wavy or straight. The hair on the face and legs is longer and should be combed frequently as its quality is relatively strong. The legs are cylindrical. The coat on the face is traditionally trimmed, and the hair on the head can grow to the eye line, making the head appear at right angles from all angles. Viewed from the front, the eyes are quite prominent, showing the Lakeland Terrier's unique terrier appearance.
The Lakeside Terrier has many colors, and all colors are recognized. The specific ones are blue, black, reddish brown, red and khaki. Dogs with a saddle mark have a saddle-like black mark on the body, covering the nape, back, sides and upper side of the tail. The color of the saddle may be blue, black, reddish brown or gray. The color of the dog (head, throat, shoulders, feet) is earthy yellow or golden brown. The mosaic is red or yellow mixed with varying proportions of black, blue or reddish-brown.
The Lakeside Terrier walks in a straight line. When trading, the legs should be straight and the feet neither abducted nor adducted. The elbows should be attached to the chest wall and the hocks should be straight. When they are loosened quickly, the body will tend to be in the center. But this has no effect.
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