Western Terrier (definite introduction)

The Western Terrier is petite but has surprisingly powerful hind limbs. The long and wide head looks majestic. The round back and broad chest make people feel that this little guy has extraordinary charm. The round eyes are dark red, they look very deep and deep, and the distance between the eyes is relatively wide. The ears are neither big nor small, the tips of the ears are round, and the nose is black.

The neck is strong and muscular, has good stretchability, and the throat is tight. The body is of medium length, well developed, thick and compact and has good flexibility. The level of the topline is not skewed, the hands and feet are short and powerful, and the hind limbs are slightly longer than the forelimbs, giving a sense of lightness. The tail remains erect.

The coat includes soft undercoat and hard bristle hair, which can protect it from harsh weather and is suitable for trimming in summer. The face is completely white, with lemon and brown tints on the head and ears.

Although the body is small, the gait is still powerful and fast. The walking gait is correct and smooth, free but not messy.

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