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Chihuahua Standard

FCI Standard Number 218

Origin: Mexico.

Utilization: Companion dog.

FCI Classification: Group 9 Companion and Toy Dogs;

Section 6 Chihuahueño; without working trial.

General Appearance: Compact body, skull is apple-shaped,

moderately long tall carried very high, either curved or forming the shape of a semicircle with the tip pointing towards the loin region.

Important Proportions: Length of body slightly greater than height at withers. An almost square body is permitted in bitches.

Behavior/Temperament: Quick, alert, lively and very courageous.

CRANIAL REGION

Skull: Well-rounded apple head.

Stop: Well-marked, deep, and broad as the forehead is rounded above the set-on of muzzle.

FACIAL REGION

Nose: Any color is permitted. Moderately short, pointing slightly upwards.

Muzzle: short and straight when seen form side, broad at set-on, tapering towards the tip.

Lips: Lean and close fitting.

Cheeks: Only slightly developed, very clean.

Jaws/Teeth: Scissor bite.

Eyes: Large, roundish in shape, very expressive, not

Protruding, and dark in color; light-colored eyes permissible, but not desired.

Ears: Large, upright, widely open, broad at set-on, gradually tapering towards slightly rounded tip; in repose, laterally-inclined forming an angle of 45 degrees.

Neck: Upper profile slightly arched, medium length, thicker in dogs than in bitches, and without dewlap. In the long-haired variety, the presence of a neck-ruff with long hair is slightly desirable.

BODY

Compact and well built.

Topline: Level.

Withers: Only slightly marked.

Back: Short and firm.

Loin: Strongly muscled.

Croup: Broad  and strong; almost flat or slightly sloping.

Chest: Ribcage board and deep, ribs well sprung. Roomy but exaggerated when viewed from the front; reaching to elbows when viewed from the side; not barrel-shaped.

Underline and belly: Formed by a clearly tucked up belly.  

Slack belly is permitted but not desired. 

Tail: Set on high, flat in appearance, and moderate length: broad at base, tapering gradually towards the tip. Tail carriage is an important characteristic of the breed. When the dog is moving, the tail is carried either high in a curve or in a semicircle with tip towards the loin region, which gives balance to the body. It should never be carried between the hind legs nor curled below the backline.  The hair on the tail depends on the variety and is in harmony with the body coat.  In the long haired variety, the tail coat forms a plume. Tail is pendant in repose and forms a slight hook. 

LIMPS 

Forequarters: Forelegs are straight and of good length; seen from the front, they form a straight line with the elbows.  Seen from the side, they are upright. 

Shoulder: Clean and moderately muscled. Good angulation between shoulder between shoulder blade and upper arm. 

Elbow: Firm and fitting close to body, which ensures free movement. 

Metacarpus/Pastern:  Slightly sloping, strong, and flexible. 

Forefeet: Very small and oval with toes well apart but not splayed (neither hare-nor cat-foot); nails particularly well arched and moderately long; pads well developed and very elastic; dewclaws are not desirable. 

Hindquarters: Hind legs well muscled with long bones, vertical and parallel to each other with good angulation at hip, knee, and hock joints, in harmony with angulation of forequarters. 

Hock: Short with well developed Achilles’ tendons seen from rear. They are well apart straight and vertical. 

Hock feet: Very small and oval with toes well apart but not splayed (neither hare-nor cat-foot); nails particularly well arched and moderately long; pads well developed and very elastic; dewclaws are note desirable. 

Gait/Movement: Steps are long, springy, energetic, and active with good reach and drive. Seen from rear, hind legs should move almost parallel to each other, so that the footprints of the hind feet fit directly into those of the front converge towards the median plane (single track). Movement remains free and springy without visible effort. Head raised, and firm back. 

Skin: Smooth and elastic all over body. 

COAT 

Hair: In this breed there are two varieties of coat. 

Smooth-haired: Coat is short and lying close all over body. If there is an undercoat, the hair is somewhat longer; sparse coat on throat and belly is permissible; slightly longer on neck and tail, short on face and ears. Coat is glossy with soft texture. Hairless dogs are not permitted. 

Longed-haired: Coat should be fine and silky, smooth or slightly wavy. Moderate undercoat is desired. Coat is longer, forming feathering on ears, neck, ear of front and hind leg, on feet and on tail. Dogs with long billowing coat will not be accepted. 

Color: All colors in all possible shades and combinations are admitted, except merle colors (pigment reducing genes). 

Size: In this breed only the weight is taken into consideration, not the height. 

Weight: Ideal weigh is between 1.5 and 3 kilograms. Subject weighing less than 500 grams or more than 3 kilograms shall be disqualified. 

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 and its effect upon the health and welfare of the dog. 

Missing teeth: “double teeth” (persistence of temporary teeth); pointed ears; short neck; long body; roach or hollow back (Lordosis or Kyphosis); sleep croup; narrow chest, flat ribcage; tail; incorrect set-on, short or twisted; short limbs; out at elbow; too close behind. 

Sever faults: Narrow skull; eyes small, deep set or protruding; long muzzle; under or overshot mouth; unstable stifle. 

Disqualifying faults: Aggressive or overly shy; deer type dogs (dogs with an atypical or extremely stylized structure; refined head, long neck, slender body, long limbs);  dgs with extremely long body; absence of tail; In the long-haired variety: Dogs with very long, fine, and billowing coat; In the smooth-haired variety: Bald patch (alopecia); Merle color; subjects  weighing less than 500 grams and more than 3 kilograms; any dog clearly showing physical or behavioral abnormalities shall be disqualified.

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