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Anal Glands - Sacs located on each side of the rectum.
Apron - Longer hair below the neck on the chest.
Bat Ear - An erect ear,broad at base and rounded at the top.
Bay - The prolonged cry of a hunting dog.
Beard - Long hair on muzzle and under jaw.
Belton - Intermingled coloured and white hairs.
Bitch - A female dog.
Blenheim - Used to define the chestnut and white on the King Charles and Cavalier King Charles Spaniels.
Bi-colour - Two coloured.
Blaze - White strip running up the centre of the face.
Brindle - Fine, even mixture of black hairs with those of a lighter color, usu - ally in stripes.
Candle - flame ears - Flame-shaped ears of the English Toy Terrier.
Couple - Two hounds.
Cross-breeding - Breeding together of two dogs of different breeds.
Dam - The female parent.
Dew claws - The fifth digits, found on the inside of the legs.
Dewlap - Loose skin under throat.
Dock - Amputation of the tail.
Double coat - An outercoat which is weather-resistant, and an undercoat for warmth and water-proofing.
Feathering - Longer fringe of hair on ears, tail, legs or body.
Femur - Thigh bone: from hip to stifle joint.
Flecking - The coat ticked with another colour.
Floating ribs - The thirteenth and last ribs, unattached to the others.
Gait - Movement at various speeds.
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