The Tramp Has Very Well Defined Facial Features And Is Easily Distinguishable From Any Other Dog Breed: The Head Is Very Well Defi Stock Photo

The tramp has very well defined facial features and is easily distinguishable from any other dog breed: The head is very well defined, rectilinear and proportionate to the trunk, with the skull slightly convex and the occiput [15] pronounced; the back is descending, the ears must be flat, elongated, hanging [15] and not pointed, the short and curly tail. The superciliary arches are slightly pronounced; the lips are slightly developed, dry and of medium thickness. The little protruding cheeks; the eyes are almond-shaped, slightly oblique and the color is black or very dark brown in specimens with black, gray, white, apricot or red hair, while it can be dark amber in brown specimens. The stop [15] is not clear, unlike the truffle [15] which is very distinct: it is black in the black, gray and white specimens, brown in the brown subjects while it can take on different shades from brown to black in the apricot specimens or red, but in any case it is always in harmony with the color of the coat; the nostrils are clearly open. The feet are proportionally small and oval. The belly is moderately retracted. The tail sticks quite high. The front limbs must be in perfect perpendicularity, the posterior limbs in perfect perpendicularity and well angled.