. Foxhound. the elbows to at least 30 in., sometimes 31 in. Shoulders long, sloping, and powerful, elbows perfectly straight and well let do^\^l. Value—back and loins, 20 ; shoulders, 20. The fore-legs, it is insisted by huntsmen, must be as straight as possible, without the slightest tendency back- wards. This, however, I believe to be an exaggerated conception of the form which is best for standing work, as I have no doubt a very slight angle at the pastern is advantogeous. The bone of the leg must be as large as 3

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