504 The Management and Diseases of the Dog. 
Hind-quarters.—Sivoilar in all respects to that described in the 
Black Cocker. : 
Stern.—Identical with that of the Black Cocker. 
Feet and Legs.—Similar to those of the Black Cocker. 
Coat.—Similar in every way to the coat of the Black Variety, 
“except in colour or markings. 
Colour. —Black and tan, liver and tan, liver, black, tan and white, 
liver, tan and white, lemon and white roans, and in fact nearly amy 
combination or blending of colours. 
General Appearance.—In all respects agreeing with the descrip- 
tion given for the Black variety of this breed. é 
TOY SPANIEL. 
ARRANGED BY THE Toy TERRIER CLUB. 
Head.—Should be well domed, and in good specimens is shew. 
lutely semi-globular, sometimes even extending beyond the half 
circle, and absolutely projecting over the eyes, so as nearly to meet 
the up-turned nose. 
Eyes.—The eyes are set wide apart, with the eyelids square te 
the line of the face—not oblique or fox-like. The eyes themselves | 
are large, lustrous, and very dark in colour, so as to be generally 
considered black ; their enormous pupils, which are absolutely of 
that colour, increasing the description. From their large size, there 
is almost a certain amount of weeping shown at the inner angles ; 
this is owing to a defect in the lachrymal duct. 
Stop.—The stop, or hollow between the eyes, is well marked as 
in the Bulldog, or even more so; some good specimens exhibiting 
a hollow deep enough to bury a small marble. 
LVose.—The nose must be short, and well turned up between 
the eyes, without any indication of artificial displacement afforded 
by a deviation to. either side. The colour of the end should 
be black, and it should be both deep and wide, with open 
nostrils. iale 
Jaw.—The lower jaw must be wide between its branches, leaving 
plenty of space for the tongue, and for the attachment of the lower 
lips, which should completely conceal the teeth. It should also 
be turned up or “finished,” so as to allow of its meeting the end 
of the upper jaw, turned up in a similac way as above described. 
