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                ДЕЙСТВУЮЩИЙ СТАНДАРТ FCI № 286 
                
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                FCI - Standard N° 286 / 01.12.1997/ GB  
                
                  
                
                AMERICAN STAFFORDSHIRE TERRIER  
                
                  
                
                ORIGIN: U.S.A.  
                
                  
                
                DATE OF PUBLICATION OF THE VALID ORIGINAL STANDARD: 
				03.09.1996.  
                
                  
                
                FCI‑CLASSIFICATION : Group 3 Terriers.  
                
                  
                
                                                                  
				Section 3 Bull type Terriers.  
                
                  
                
                                                                  
				Without working trial.  
                
                  
                
                  
                
                GENERAL APPEARANCE: The Staffordshire Terrier should give 
				the impression of great strength for his size; a well put 
				together dog, muscular, but agile and graceful, keenly alive to 
				his surroundings. He should be stocky, not long-legged or racy 
				in outline. His courage is proverbial.  
                
                  
                
                HEAD: Medium length, deep through.  
                
                  
                
                CRANIAL REGION: 
                
                  
                
                 Skull: broad.  
                
                  
                
                Stop: Distinct.  
                
                  
                
                FACIAL REGION:  
                
                  
                
                Nose: Definitely black.  
                
                  
                
                Muzzle: Medium length, rounded on upper side to fall away 
				abruptly below the eyes.  
                
                  
                
                Lips: Close and even; no looseness.  
                
                  
                
                Jaws/Teeth: Well defined. Under jaw strong and to have biting 
				power. Upper teeth to meet tightly outside lower teeth in front.   
                
                  
                
                Cheeks: Very pronounced cheek muscles.  
                
                  
                
                Eyes  Dark, round, low down in skull, set far apart. No 
				pink eyelids.  
                
                  
                
                Ears: Set high. Cropped or uncropped, the latter preferred. 
				Uncropped ears should be short and held rose or half prick. Full 
				drop to be penalized.  
                
                  
                
                NECK: Heavy, slightly arched, tapering from shoulders to 
				back of skull. No looseness of skin. Medium length.  
                
                  
                
                BODY:  
                
                  
                
                Topline: Back fairly short. Slight sloping from withers to rump 
				with gentle short slope at rump to base of tail.  
                
                  
                
                Loins: Slightly tucked.  
                
                  
                
                Chest: Deep and broad. Well sprung ribs; close together, deep in 
				rear.  
                
                  
                
                TAIL: Short in comparison to size, low set, tapering to fine 
				point; not curled or carried over back. Not docked.  
                
                  
                
                LIMBS:  
                
                  
                
                FOREQUARTERS: Front legs straight, with large bones. Set 
				rather wide apart to permit chest development.  
                
                  
                
                Shoulders: Strong and muscular, with blades wide and sloping. 
				Pastern: Upright.  
                
                  
                
                HINDQUARTERS: Well muscled.  
                
                  
                
                Hocks: Let down, turning neither in nor out.   
                
                  
                
                FEET: Of moderate size, well arched and compact.  
                
                  
                
                GAIT / MOVEMENT: Springy but without roll or pace.  
                
                  
                
                COAT  
                
                  
                
                HAIR: Short, close, stiff to the touch, glossy. 
                
                  
                
                COLOUR: Any colour, solid, particolour, or patched is 
				permissible; but more than 80% white, black and tan, and liver 
				not to be encouraged. 
                
                  
                
                 SIZE: Height and weight should be in proportion. A 
				height of about eighteen to nineteen inches (46 ‑ 48 cm) at the 
				shoulder for the male and seventeen to eighteen inches (43 ‑ 46 
				cm) for the female to be considered preferable. 
                
                  
                
                FAULTS: Any departure from the foregoing points should be 
				considered a fault and the seriousness with which the fault 
				should be regarded should be in exact proportion to its degree. 
                
                · Dudley nose.  
                
                · Undershot or overshot mouth. 
                
                · Light eyes. 
                
                · Pink eyelids. 
                
                · Tail too long or badly carried. 
                
                  
                
                N.B. : Male animals should have two apparently 
				normal testicles fully descended into the scrotum. 
				  
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