Characteristics

Head; Gascony; Mesaticephalic skull type as well as ' moderated in size, and balance to the rest of the body. The top skull was fair broad and around flat to just very slimly arched. A faint medial bed starts at the stop and disappears toward the occiput. The brows were well developed.

When held forward,' the tips should have extended about two centimeters from the nose leather.

The ears were never long, too entente or flew away. Muzzle; Fairly long, full, deep,' full, and powerfully developed.

The neck is trig and without surplus skin as well as ' throatiness, or dewlap. Chest; Deep and full, but never wider than deep.

Body; The body is that of a wolfish selection and celerity athlete. It is deep,' solid, and of temperate substance.

The body is never cloudy or heavy. The width at the forequarters were about equal to the width at the hindquarters.

Feet; Oval to round and compact, with well arched toes and tough pads. Tail; Gascony Type; Set neither high nor low on the croup but as an undyed wing of the towline.

It is thick at the base and tapering toward the tip. Carried horizontally when operative but also kept by the dog’s mood and vigor even never tucked or carried high above the towline.

The tail may be left course long or course bobbed short. Bobbed tails could be around any aloofness shorter than that of an undyed tail.

Natural tails were fair long, with the tip of the last vertebrae extending to the hock joints when held down. The tail may be straight,' sabered, or light curved.

Pyrenees Type; Set neither high nor low on the but as an undyed wing of the towline. It is thick at the base and tapering toward the tip.

Carried horizontally when operative but also kept by the dog’s mood and vigor even never tucked or carried high above the towline. The tail may be docked short least desirable , left course long, or course bobbed short.

Docked tails are cut to allow four remaining tail vertebrae. Bobbed tails could be around any aloofness shorter than that of an undyed tail.

Natural tails were fair long as well as with the tip of the last vertebrae extending to the hock joints when held down. The tail may be straight, sabered, or light curved.