Estandar del boxer
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FEDERATION CYNOLOGIQUE INTERNATIONALE (AISBL)
SECRETARIAT GENERAL: 13, Place Albert 1er B – 6530 Thuin (Belgique)
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FCI-Standard N°144 / 09.07.2008 / GB
BOXER (Deutscher Boxer)
2 TRANSLATION : Mrs C. Seidler, revised by Mrs Sporre-Willes and R. Triquet. Revised by J. Mulholland 2008. ORIGIN : Germany.DATE OF PUBLICATION OF THE ORIGINAL VALID STANDARD : 01.04.2008. UTILIZATION : Companion, Guard and Working Dog. CLASSIFICATION F.C.I. : Pinscher and Schnauzer- Molossoid breeds- Swiss Mountain and Cattle Dogs. Section 2.1 Molossoid breeds, mastiff type. With working trial. Group 2
BRIEF HISTORICAL SUMMARY : The small, so called Brabant Bullenbeisser is regarded as the immediate ancestor of theBoxer. In the past, the breeding of these Bullenbeissers was in the hands of the huntsmen, whom they assisted during the hunt. Their task was to seize the game put up by the hounds and hold it firmly until the huntsman arrived and put an end to the prey. For this job the dog had to have jaws as wide as possible with widely spaced teeth, in order to bite firmly and hold on tightly. A Bullenbeisserwhich had these characteristics was best suited to this job and was used for breeding. Previously, only the ability to work and utilization were considered. Selective breeding was carried out which produced a dog with a wide muzzle and an upturned nose. GENERAL APPEARANCE : The Boxer is a medium sized, smooth coated, sturdy dog of compact, square build and strong bone. His muscles are taut, stronglydeveloped and moulded in appearance.
FCI-St. N° 144 – 09.07.2008
3 His movement is lively, powerful with noble bearing. The Boxer must be neither cumbersome nor heavy, nor light or lacking in body substance. IMPORTANT PROPORTIONS : a) Length of body / Height at withers : Square build, which means that the horizontal line of the back is perpendicular to the vertical line passing through thepoint of shoulder and to the other vertical line passing through the point of buttock, thus defining a square outline. b) Depth of brisket / Height at withers : The chest reaches to the elbows. Depth of chest is half the height at withers. c) Length of nose bridge / Length of head : Length of nose bridge in relation to skull should be 1 : 2 (measured respectively from tip of nose to inner cornerof eye and from inner corner of eye to occiput). BEHAVIOUR / TEMPERAMENT : The Boxer should be fearless self-confident, calm and equable. Temperament is of the utmost importance and requires careful attention. Devotion and loyalty towards his master and his entire household, his watchfulness and self-assured courage as a defender are famous. He is harmless with his family but distrustful ofstrangers. Happy and friendly in play, yet fearless in a serious situation. Easy to train on account of his willingness to obey, his pluck and courage, natural keenness and scent capability. Undemanding and clean, he is just as agreeable and appreciated in the family circle as he is as a guard, companion and working dog. His character is trustworthy, with no guile or cunning, even in old age. HEAD :This gives the Boxer his characteristic look. Must be in good proportion to the body and appear neither too light nor too heavy. Muzzle should be as broad and powerful as possible. The harmony of the head depends on the balance between muzzle and skull.
FCI-St. N° 144 – 09.07.2008
4 From whichever direction the head is viewed, from front, above or sideways, the muzzle must always be in theright proportion to the skull i.e. it must never appear too small. It should be clean, not showing any wrinkle. However, natural folds are formed in the cranial region when alerted. From root of nose, folds are always indicated running in a downward direction on both sides. The dark mask is confined to the muzzle and must be in sharp contrast to the colour of the head so that the face does not...
SECRETARIAT GENERAL: 13, Place Albert 1er B – 6530 Thuin (Belgique)
____________________________________________________________
__________________
FCI-Standard N°144 / 09.07.2008 / GB
BOXER (Deutscher Boxer)
2 TRANSLATION : Mrs C. Seidler, revised by Mrs Sporre-Willes and R. Triquet. Revised by J. Mulholland 2008. ORIGIN : Germany.DATE OF PUBLICATION OF THE ORIGINAL VALID STANDARD : 01.04.2008. UTILIZATION : Companion, Guard and Working Dog. CLASSIFICATION F.C.I. : Pinscher and Schnauzer- Molossoid breeds- Swiss Mountain and Cattle Dogs. Section 2.1 Molossoid breeds, mastiff type. With working trial. Group 2
BRIEF HISTORICAL SUMMARY : The small, so called Brabant Bullenbeisser is regarded as the immediate ancestor of theBoxer. In the past, the breeding of these Bullenbeissers was in the hands of the huntsmen, whom they assisted during the hunt. Their task was to seize the game put up by the hounds and hold it firmly until the huntsman arrived and put an end to the prey. For this job the dog had to have jaws as wide as possible with widely spaced teeth, in order to bite firmly and hold on tightly. A Bullenbeisserwhich had these characteristics was best suited to this job and was used for breeding. Previously, only the ability to work and utilization were considered. Selective breeding was carried out which produced a dog with a wide muzzle and an upturned nose. GENERAL APPEARANCE : The Boxer is a medium sized, smooth coated, sturdy dog of compact, square build and strong bone. His muscles are taut, stronglydeveloped and moulded in appearance.
FCI-St. N° 144 – 09.07.2008
3 His movement is lively, powerful with noble bearing. The Boxer must be neither cumbersome nor heavy, nor light or lacking in body substance. IMPORTANT PROPORTIONS : a) Length of body / Height at withers : Square build, which means that the horizontal line of the back is perpendicular to the vertical line passing through thepoint of shoulder and to the other vertical line passing through the point of buttock, thus defining a square outline. b) Depth of brisket / Height at withers : The chest reaches to the elbows. Depth of chest is half the height at withers. c) Length of nose bridge / Length of head : Length of nose bridge in relation to skull should be 1 : 2 (measured respectively from tip of nose to inner cornerof eye and from inner corner of eye to occiput). BEHAVIOUR / TEMPERAMENT : The Boxer should be fearless self-confident, calm and equable. Temperament is of the utmost importance and requires careful attention. Devotion and loyalty towards his master and his entire household, his watchfulness and self-assured courage as a defender are famous. He is harmless with his family but distrustful ofstrangers. Happy and friendly in play, yet fearless in a serious situation. Easy to train on account of his willingness to obey, his pluck and courage, natural keenness and scent capability. Undemanding and clean, he is just as agreeable and appreciated in the family circle as he is as a guard, companion and working dog. His character is trustworthy, with no guile or cunning, even in old age. HEAD :This gives the Boxer his characteristic look. Must be in good proportion to the body and appear neither too light nor too heavy. Muzzle should be as broad and powerful as possible. The harmony of the head depends on the balance between muzzle and skull.
FCI-St. N° 144 – 09.07.2008
4 From whichever direction the head is viewed, from front, above or sideways, the muzzle must always be in theright proportion to the skull i.e. it must never appear too small. It should be clean, not showing any wrinkle. However, natural folds are formed in the cranial region when alerted. From root of nose, folds are always indicated running in a downward direction on both sides. The dark mask is confined to the muzzle and must be in sharp contrast to the colour of the head so that the face does not...
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