Skull.—Narrow, but should have a good dome on it, with a silky "top-knot" or "crown." From the eyes to nose, face ought to be long, and rather narrow.
The jaw to be long and the lips tight-fitting, free from flew. Strong, level teeth.
Small, deeply-sunk, keen-looking eyes, moderate-sized ears, carried flat on cheeks, and covered with soft hair, are typical of the Bedlington.
The neck should be long, well set up, and strongly muscled.
Body.—This is moderately long, deep at the chest, and slender at the waist.
Tail.—Long, tapering, thick at "set-on ," feathered on under surface, and the carriage of it reminds one, somewhat of the Setter.
Limbs and Quarters.—To be of medium length, straight and strong.
Club.—The Bedlington Terrier.
The Scottish Terrier
