Ears

Question 1

Well developed, in length they should, without being stretched, reach the tip of the nose. Their width is at least equal to half their length; raised only very slightly; base rather narrow, set rather backwards at a level of the zygomatic arches. A supple ear with a front rim well turned inwards and really close to the cheek is appreciated. The lower extremity of the ear ends in a slightly rounded tip.

Answer 1

Bracco Italiano

Question 2

Set high, triangular in shape, relatively large and rather short, (drawn forward, the tip of the ear reaches the stop). Partially covered with wavy hair, especially in the upper part, the extremity being covered by short hair. Always quite mobile when the dog is attentive or in action.

Answer 2

Brittany

Question 3

Moderately long, set on high and broad, flat and without twisting hanging down close to the head, bluntly rounded at the tip. Neither too fleshy nor too thin. When brought forward they should reach to approximately the corner of the lips.

Answer 3

GSP

Question 4

Of medium size, set on high and wide, not twisted.

Answer 4

GWP

Question 5

The ears are set on at medium height, a little backwards. He has fine leathers, which hang closely to the cheeks and end in a rounded V shape. The length is about three-quarters of the length of the head.

Answer 5

Hungarian Vizsla

Question 6

Set on at medium height, a little backwards, hanging closely to the cheeks, ending in a rounded V shape. Slightly shorter than those of the xxxx.

Answer 6

HWV

Question 7

Pendulous, triangular, slightly rounded at the tip, pliable and fine. Covered with dense hair mixed with longer, scattered hairs, which become thicker at the edges. Carried low with little erectile power. Forward edge touching cheek. Set on level with corner of eye, long, but not more than 5 cms below throat line.

Answer 7

Italian Spinone

Question 8

Broad and set high, lying flat and close to the head, with a rounded tip. Hair on the ears should be long, extending beyond the tip.

Answer 8

Large Musterlander

Question 9

Lobular, broad and fairly long, just reaching to corner of mouth. Set on high and narrow, forming a rounded off point at tip. In alertness, turned slightly forward and folded.

Answer 9

Weimaraner and Weimaraner Longhaired

Question 10

Leathers : Of proportional length, set above eye level. Broad at the inset (base) and the flap is rounded.

Answer 10

Wirehaired Slovakian Pointer

Question 11

High set, teardrop-shaped with medium length leather, measuring to the bottom of the jaw. Covered with loose curls which frame the face. Curls may extend below the leather. Always quite mobile when the dog is attentive or in action.

Answer 11

Murray