Brisket		Weak or faulty pastern (metacarpus) set at a pronounced angle from the vertical.
Cat Foot		Natural colouring of the skin and other tissue
Coarse		To shorten the tail surgically.
Chiselled		A compact round foot, well knuckled up with deep pads
Coow Hocked		Dog moves with body at an angle to the line of travel.
Crabbing		A pointed, weak muzzle
Crest		A weedy narrow body lacking depth and substance
Dewlap		Hock joint close to the ground - caused by the shortness of the rear pastern.
Hocks well let down		Concave underline of body curving upwards from the end of the rib to waist (front of pelvis)
Docking		Hock joints turned or pointed towards each other, causing the feet to turnout
Down on pastern		The perpendicular measurement from the highest point of the withers to the ground
Pacing		Concave curvature of the back between the withers and the hip bone
Gay tail		Clean-cut lines and contours. In contrast to bumpy or bulging outlines, especially about the head and foreface.
Layback of shoulder		An excess of loose skin in the throat area
Height		The highest point of the shoulder blade
Low set tail		Loose, pendulous skin under the throat
Mismarked		The upper arched portion of the neck. Also hair starting at the stop on the head and tapering off down the next.
Snipy		The tail carried very high over the dog's back.
Pigmentation		Lacking refinement
Shelly		The sternum or bottom of the rib cage, lower part of the body between the forelegs
Tuck up		Incorrectly marked dog - markings not conforming to the breed standard
Stop		The angle of the shoulder blade, when viewed from the side.
Swayback		When the tail is set on below the level of the topline
Throatiness		Movement where the fore and hind legs on the same side move at the same time followed by the other pair.
Withers		The step up from the muzzle indentation between the eyes where the nasal bone and skull meet.