The length measured from withers to set on of tail should be about twice the length of the head. Wide and strong from withers to croup.
Back: Straight and level.
Loin: Muscular.
Croup: Broad, well rounded at sides and backwards by powerful bolster of muscles.
Chest: Between the very muscular shoulders the chest is deep and broad corresponding to well sprung ribs.
Belly: Slightly tucked up. Clearly visible flat depression between belly and loin. Weak or hollow back, weak loins, too short false ribs and too much tuck-up of the belly are faults.
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