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==Breed standard==

...escribing the salient points of the breed standard and giving links to the breed standard(s) of your choice is the way to go in my opinion. ===Current breed standard===

...seen in some breeds of [[dog]], but not in all. So, for example, in the [[breed standard]] of [[Great Dane]]s, the minimum height required of a female Great Dane is

...there are sometimes several different organizations, each specifying the [[Breed standard]] used by that organization.

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...r and heavier than females, and some of the breeds are required by their [[breed standard]] to have a distinctly masculine or feminine appearance.

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...o are both registered with that same organization, and themselves meet the breed standard.

...eed recognizeable ''as'' that breed are generally written into a formal "[[breed standard]]" by [[breed club]]s, although some dog organizations do not use formal st ...point]]s''; they describe how well the animal ''conforms'' to the written breed standard.

...Club, UK, commenced in 1876. <ref>According to the official website, the breed standard was drawn up and club commenced in 1876. http://www.thefoxterrierclub.co.u ...Fox Terrier varieties, although the two breeds were shown under the same [[breed standard]] until well into the 20th century. The process of [[selective breeding]]

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...y deter wolves from the flocks that it lives among in its native land. The breed standard emphasizes the physical characteristics needed for success at this occupati

...ound the world increasingly adopted the exclusively “wolf-like” coloration breed standard of the parent German breed club. Once adopted, breed club members were requ ...dog fanciers around the world decided to establish ''a new White Shepherd breed standard'' and petition their respective national and international kennel clubs for

...breeders to strengthen breeds by including individuals who conform to the breed standard but are from unknown or undocumented origins. Examples of open stud books a