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The Airedale terrier standard simplified . HEAD STUDY OF CH. BINGLEY BLOSSOM, A.K.C.S.B. 165, 195.By Uncle Sam ex Imp. Brosna Bachanta 00 Similarly, the expression and particularly the eyes go a long way towardmaking up the character of the head. The Airedale expression should bequieter than that of the Fox Terrier. NECK.—Should be of moderate length and thickness, gradually wideningtowards the shoulders and free from throatiness. Neck—Should be clean, muscular, of a good length in proportion tothe body and length of back of the dog; free from throatiness; graduallywidening toward shoulders and presenting an arch or graceful curve whenviewed from the side. The circumference around the throat and behind earsshould be about 13% inches in a full grown, well proportioned dog of cor-rect size; about 15 to 15% inches around the collar, and about 7 inches fromoccipital bone to withers. These dimensions may vary in some degree as. PAPPIO CLIPPER, A.K.C.S.B. 303, 712. Stud Fee, $25.00. Owned byPappio Kennels, Omaha, Neb. the neck must be in proportion to the rest of the dog. With a dog with ahead which we have defined as coarse, provided such a dog has a proportion-ately large and strong jaw, the length of foreface to give the whole properproportion and a neck exceeding dimensions given, but in proportion thetotal effect is correct in shape and character, though inclined on the coarseorder. The neck is so intimately connected with and part of the head thatin the tout ensemble it should lie considered along with the heid. Throat-iness, or a short thick-set neck will absolutely offset and spoil an otherwiseperfect head and expression. Let us consider the heads that accompanyand illustrate this article. That if Fig. 1 is long enough and strongenough in muzzle to please the most fastidious. The skull is fat and thejawbones, though powerful, are not cheeky. The throat curves away very 67 cleanly from the underjaw and