Scottish Shepherd how to see pure

How does the Scottish Shepherd look pure? The Scottish Shepherd head and body coordination light, side observation if the outline is clear, exquisite; Scottish Shepherd muzzle full, and the contour of the head is in a parallel state, the back of the head area will not expand outward, teeth are neatly arranged, into a clipped bite; Scottish Shepherd no way to lift, alert when 1/4 of the ear tips folded forward. When selecting a Scottish Shepherd puppy, the most important part is of course the head, parents can quietly observe the Scottish Shepherd puppy, the overall image, if the head and body appear particularly coordinated light, and there is no trace of anything heavy, as well as from the side observation words clear contours, delicate, basically meet the criteria. A purebred Scottish Shepherd has a full muzzle and is parallel to the contours of the head, with no sudden narrowing at all, and the back of the head area does not expand outward. Observe the dog’s teeth and you will see that the purebred Scottish Shepherd has a neatly aligned, clipped bite. The head area will be very flat, not receding to the sides, and the height of the hindbrain is usually less than the length. If you want to select a purebred Scottish Shepherd puppy, you should also observe its ears. When the Scottish Shepherd is alert, 1/4 of the ear tips are constantly folded forward, about 3/4 of the ears are upright, the whole ear size is in the correct proportion to the head, and the Scottish Shepherd’s ears are usually too big to lift, and when it is resting, the ears are usually folded forward. The Scottish Shepherd’s ears are usually too large to hold up, and they are usually folded forward when at rest. To select a qualified dog, the dog’s legs are also very important, and the Scottish Shepherd dog’s legs are very muscular, the thigh muscle area is very strong, the knee joint is also very moderate tilt, the overall structure of the legs will seem particularly light and strong, generally bulky Scottish Shepherd is usually not purebred.