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Strong, arched along the crest and dry, the neck blends smoothly into the flat shoulder blades. The lower jaw and teeth are strong and well developed with no sign of being snipey or weak.Д«ody: Length of neck is in proportion to the head. The lips are clean and tight, and correspond in color with the nose leather or may be pink. The nose color corresponds with the body color and is entirely pigmented. The muzzle is strong, just slightly shorter in length than the skull and tapers smoothly along the sides to the nose. The cheeks are flat and well-muscled, but never bulging. Skull: When viewed from the front the skull is moderate in width, relatively flat on top, and rounded at crown and the sides as it widens smoothly from the corner of the eyes to the base of the ears. Ears should match in shape and carriage when alert.

When viewed from the side, the base of the ear is on line with the outer corner of the eye. Eye rim pigmentation corresponds with nose color and facial markings.Д®yes: Set on the top outer edge of the skull, V-shaped, with the length in proportion to the head moderately pointed at the tip. Eye color varies with coat color from darkest brown to hazel.

They are obliquely set wide apart and are oval in shape.

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The expression is intelligent, alert and full of interest.Д®ars: The eyes are not large.

When seen from the front, the head widens gradually towards the base of the ears in an unbroken line and is well filled up under the eyes. Head: The head resembles a smooth, blunt wedge from a front or profile view. After a period of development this line resulted in the American Hairless Terrier, recognized as a separate breed by several registries. In the 1970s, a hairless mutation appeared in a single Rat Terrier and was propagated into a strain of the Rat Terrier. Both the NRTA and the UKCI continue to classify the Teddy Roosevelt Terrier as the Type B Rat Terrier. The NRTA recognizes a Toy Variety weighing 10 pounds or less. These Deckers or Rat Terriers were named after breeder Milton Decker who created a larger hunting companion and are recognized by the National Rat Terrier Association (NRTA). A larger strain, often in excess of 25 pounds, has been developed. The miniature size (13 inches and under as defined by the UKC) is becoming increasingly popular as a house pet and companion dog. The Rat Terrier ranges from about 10 to 25 pounds and stands 13 to 18 inches at the shoulder. Today, some breeders prefer a natural, undocked tail, which is accepted in the breed standards. The tail has been traditionally docked to about 2вЂ“3 inches, but the bobtail gene is very common in Rat Terriers and can result in a variety of tail lengths. However, merle is widely considered to be the result of recent outcrosses and, because of associated health problems, is rejected by most Rat Terrier breeders.Д®ar carriage is erect, but can also be tipped, or button, all of which contribute to an intelligent, alert expression. Brindle, currently disallowed by the main breed standards, is considered by some to be a traditional Rat Terrier pattern, and there is a growing movement to have this pattern accepted into the breed. Ticking is usually visible in the white parts of the coat, or in the underlying skin. Creeping tan (often 'Calico'), is also acceptable. They may be tricolor or bicolor, always with some amount of white present. The Rat Terrier comes in a variety of coat colors and sizes The classic coloring is black tanpoint with piebald spotting (known as black tricolor), but chocolate, tan (varying in shade from pale gold to dark mahogany), blue, isabella (pearl), lemon and apricot are all fairly common.

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