Smooth Foxybull Terrier

The Smooth Fox Terrier is a compact, well-balanced dog that presents an elegant yet athletic appearance. Males typically stand between 14 and 16 inches at the shoulder and weigh 15 to 20 pounds, while females measure 13 to 15 inches and weigh 13 to 18 pounds. The breed exhibits a square, symmetrical build with a body length roughly equal to its height, creating harmonious proportions. The head is distinctive with a flat, moderately narrow skull that tapers gradually toward the eyes, featuring a slight stop and a muzzle that narrows to a black nose. The dark, moderately small eyes are circular and set deep, conveying an expression of fire, life, and intelligence that epitomizes the terrier spirit. The coat of the Smooth Fox Terrier is short, flat, dense, and abundant with a hard texture that provides protection during outdoor activities. The predominant color is white, covering at least half of the body, with markings of black, tan, or a combination of both colors. These markings are typically found on the head and ears, though some individuals may display patches on the body as well. A completely white coat without markings is also acceptable within breed standards. The V-shaped ears fold forward close to the cheeks, sitting well above the skull level and adding to the breed's alert expression. The Smooth Fox Terrier carries itself with considerable style and grace, displaying straight, well-boned legs and round, compact feet with tough pads. The tail is traditionally set high and carried erect, giving the dog an attentive and ready-for-action appearance. The neck is thick, muscular, and of good length, blending smoothly into well-laid-back shoulders. Overall, the breed exemplifies the terrier ideal of combining substance with elegance, presenting a dog that is equally suited to the show ring and active fieldwork.

The Bulldog is a medium-sized breed with a distinctive appearance marked by a thick-set, low-slung body and powerful, muscular build. Males typically weigh between 50 and 55 pounds while females range from 40 to 50 pounds, with heights generally measuring 14 to 16 inches at the shoulder. The breed exhibits a compact, wide frame with substantial bone structure and well-developed musculature throughout the body. The characteristic rolling gait results from the breed's unique skeletal structure, with wide-set front legs and a narrower rear creating the distinctive loose-jointed, sidewise motion that defines Bulldog movement. The head of the Bulldog is perhaps its most recognizable feature, presenting as massive and broad with a circumference that should measure at least equal to the dog's height at the shoulders. The face is short and flat with a deeply wrinkled brow, featuring heavy skin folds that extend from the forehead down over the nose. The muzzle is extremely short and broad, with the lower jaw projecting forward in a pronounced underbite that exposes the lower incisors when the mouth is closed. The large, round eyes are set low and wide apart, presenting a calm, dignified expression, while the small, thin ears fold back in what is termed the rose ear position. The coat of the Bulldog is short, flat, and smooth with a fine texture that lies close to the body. Accepted colors include solid white, solid red, fawn, fallow, or any combination of these colors with white, often appearing as brindle or piebald patterns. The skin is soft and loose, particularly around the head, neck, and shoulders, creating the characteristic wrinkles and dewlap. The tail is naturally short, either straight or screwed, set low and carried downward. The overall impression should convey stability, vigor, and strength combined with a kind and dignified demeanor.