Some Scotties are too long in the body.
Neck.—To be short and thick, ending in good, strong, sloping shoulders.
Chest.—Deep, well-rounded on to the shoulders, and plump.
Limbs and Feet.—Legs, short, big-boned, well-muscled, straight, though generally turned out at ankles, ending in large fore feet, and smaller well-padded hind ones. The same hard hairs should clothe the limbs. If soft, it is a fault.
Ears.—Erect, or semi (half) erect. Must never "droop" at tips. Should be covered with short hair.
Particular attention is paid by judges to the carriage of the ears of the Scottie.
Eyes.—To be either dark brown or hazel, giving a lively expression to the face.
Head.—Rather long, and wide above the eyes. Most of the length is gained from eyes to nose.
Hair to be hard and short (not soft).
Muzzle.—Long, tapering, and very strong.