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fs1
Front set well back on ribs, good prosternum, nice angle to the pastern, nicely fitted front with chest of good depth.
fs2
Nicely shaped bone and feet, nice curvature of radius/ulna, though the chest itself appears to be slightly slab-sided (could be a young dog?). Shows good shoulder angulation, elbows closely fitting, correct amount of turn out of feet and well let down in brisket. Nice outline from the side, showing some projection of the prosternum, the upper arm may be marginally short.
fs3
Front legs nicely moulded around chest. Lacks some bone substance and shape is more oval than round. Note feet which are more oval-shaped rather than round. From the side, a suggestion of a short upper arm and front without sufficient prosternum. (Though this could be due to the angle of the photo).
fs4
Slightly better front than above – With stronger, better shaped bone and feet.May also be short in upper arm, although chest shows some prosternum.
fs5
Shows nice bone and good round feet, nice curvature around the chest, unfortunately has too much turn-out of the pasterns. Nice projection of the prosternum, and shows decent length of upper arm in this photo
fs6
Too much crook and chest lacks depth of brisket - notice the space between radius/ulna and chest wall. Side view shows apparent knuckling over caused by a deformity of the left forearm. This is a classic case of overgrowth of the radius, causing both too much bend to the forearm and the knuckling over.. This condition could be caused be a growth plate injury. Nails could be shorter
fs7
Nicely fitted front, quite well let down, nice bone. Front feet have too much turn out and are flat. From side looks weak and almost upright in pasterns.
fs8
Nicely fitted front. Could be better let down in front and has very little turn out, but both quite acceptable in younger exhibits. Nice bone with substance and correctly shaped feet but could be better padded. Nice gentle angle to the pasterns.
fs9
Nicely fitted front with good bone, nice short pasterns but a little upright. Could have deeper chest. Feet a little flat, and a slight suspicion that this one could knuckle over.


fs10
Ribshape too rounded and shallow, giving wider front. Too much space between radius/ulna and ribcage, too much turnout, short upper arm, lacks angulation and shoulders set too far forward.
fs11
Nice prosternum from side, pasterns too straight, nicely fitted front, feet perhaps too straight forward and could use a little more turn out.
fs12
Incorrect terrier straight front. Lacks the desired curve around the chest and depth in brisket. This is a very serious fault as it shows lack of breed type. Note from the side view the upright pastern.This dog will be short striding and inefficient on the move.