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The deer hound is one of the most ornate dogs, it is impressively solemn and beautiful wherever it is found in the vicinity of the Baronial Hall, bent with an incredible length in front of an open fireplace in the furnished light of a glowing log fire. There is polished armor and tattered garments; In the open, the tension on the bar when he smells the icy wind or changes the purple color of his native hills beautifully. There is grace and elegance in his every move and approach, and even the most arrogant mind has an inseparable romance and poetry about him. From time immemorial, Scottish aristocrats bred species of deer hounds in search of great play in the high forests. Red deer belonged to the strict law of the kings of Scotland, and as in the reign of Queen Mary, great drives, which often lasted for several days, kept herds in the neighborhoods given for the pleasure of the court.  But during the Stuart hardships the deer herd organized by the courtiers stopped, and it remained in the hands of the comrades, who refilled their chief ladder. Head: - The head should be wide at the ears, slightly thinner than the eyes, and the muzzle strictly thinner than the nose. The muzzle should be straight, but in the level of the teeth and lips. The head should belong, the skull should be flat rather than round, and the eyes should be slightly raised, but nothing should stop. The scalp should be coated with medium-length hair that is softer than the rest of the coat. The nose should be black (some blue-fangs are bluish) and slightly watery. Darker muzzles are preferred in light-skinned dogs. Instead, silky hair should have a nice mustache and a fair beard. Ear: - The ears should be set high and folded backward as in the repo, Greyhound‌, however, raising the head vigorously without losing the fold, and in some cases semi- * ****. The ears should be soft, shiny and like a mouse coat to the touch, and the smaller it is the better. It should not have a long coat or long brim, but often a silky, silver coat over the body and the tip of the ears. Whatever the normal color, the ears should be black or dark. Neck and shoulders: - The neck should be long enough to fit the dog's greyhound character. The hump of the neck should be very prominent where the head is set, and the neck should be neat and prominent at an angle. The shoulders should be well inclined, the blades well back, and there should not be too much width between them. Stern: - The stern should be tolerable, thin, and 1-1 / 2 inches from the ground and 1-1 / 2 inches below the hawks. When the dog is calm, lower it completely upright or bend over. It should be curved when excited while in motion and should not be pulled out of the back line under any circumstances. It should be well covered with hair, thick and tight on the inside, long at the bottom. Eyes: - The eyes should be dark: they are usually dark brown or brown. The eye is filled with a moderately soft form, but when the dog wakes up, a deeper, distant form appears. The edges of the eyelids should be black. Body: Body and general structure, Greyhound large size and ****. The chest is deeper than the width, but not too narrow and flat. **** Well bent and hooked up to the tail. Legs and Feet: - The feet should be wide and flat, with the forearms and elbows wide apart. Four-leg, of course, as straight as possible. The feet are well bent, close together, and compressed. The back falls, and the hips extend as high and powerful as possible. The hind legs should be well bent at the stiffener to be very long, wide, and flat from the hip to the hip. Coat: - The hair on the body, neck, and quarters should be tight and bleeding and should be 3 inches or 4 inches long; On the head, ******, and the stomach is very soft. The inside of the front and back legs should have a pale hairy edge, but nothing close to the feathers of the Cole. The deer hound should be a shaggy dog, but not over coated. Color: - Color is a very imaginative thing. But there is no doubt that deep blue-gray is a favorite. This is followed by dark and light gray or brindle, usually darker. Yellow and sandy-red or reddish-brown, especially with black dots, the ears and muzzle are similarly predictable. Height: - If there is symmetry without roughness from 28 inches to 30 inches or more, however, it is very rare. ******* Height: 26 inches upwards. ***** Being big can be overlooked as long as she is not too fat, as she will not reach her dog even at high altitudes and, therefore, will not be too big to work like big dogs.