What does each club give for Widerristhöhe in the Deutscher Jagdterrier?

FCI, Male: 33–40 cm; FCI, Female: 33–40 cm; UKC, Widerristhöhe: 33–40.6 cm.

Deutscher Jagdterrier breed standards compared

Each column is one club's published standard. An empty cell means the club says nothing on that point in our records.

Clubs compared: FCI, UKC.

Size

Size
Measure	FCI	UKC
Widerristhöhe, male	33–40 cm	No ruling
Widerristhöhe, female	33–40 cm	No ruling
Widerristhöhe	No ruling	33–40.6 cm
Gewicht	No ruling	7.3–10 kg

Conformation

Conformation
Form	FCI	UKC
BissScherengebiss	Standardgemäß (“perfect, regular and complete scissor bite”)	Standardgemäß (“strong, white teeth meet in a scissors bite”)
BissVorbiss	No ruling	Fehler (“Serious Faults: ... Overshot bite. Undershot bite”)
BissRückbiss	No ruling	Fehler (“Serious Faults: ... Overshot bite. Undershot bite”)
BezahnungVollzahnig	Standardgemäß (“42 teeth in accordance with the teeth formula”)	Standardgemäß (“A full complement of strong, white teeth”)
BezahnungFehlende Zähne	No ruling	Fehler (“Serious Faults: Missing teeth except for first premolars”)
OhrhaltungStehend (Stehohr)	Fehler (“SEVERE FAULTS: Erected, flying, too small, too low set or heavy ears”)	Fehler (“Serious Faults: Erect, tulip or rose ears”)
OhrhaltungRosenohr	No ruling	Fehler (“Serious Faults: Erect, tulip or rose ears”)
OhransatzHoch	Standardgemäß (“EARS: Set high, not explicitly small, V-shaped”)	Standardgemäß (“They are set on high and carried lightly against the side of the head”)
OhransatzNiedrig	Fehler (“too low set or heavy ears”)	No ruling
AugenformOval	Standardgemäß (“EYES: Dark, small, oval, deep”)	No ruling
StopGering	Standardgemäß (“Stop: Slightly marked”)	Standardgemäß (“Elongated and wedge-shaped, with a slight stop”)
RückenlinieGerade	Standardgemäß (“Topline: Straight”)	Standardgemäß (“Back is strong and level, not too short”)
RückenlinieKarpfenrücken (gewölbt)	Fehler (“Soft or roached back, too short back”)	No ruling
SchwanzhaltungHoch getragen (fröhlich)	Standardgemäß (“rather carried slightly raised than steeply erected”)	No ruling
SchwanzhaltungWaagerecht	Alternativ (“In countries where tail docking is prohibited ... carried horizontally”)	No ruling
SchwanzhaltungSäbelförmig	Alternativ (“carried horizontally or slightly sabre-formed”)	No ruling
SchwanzhaltungÜber den Rücken gerollt	Fehler (“Tail inclining over the back”)	No ruling
PfotenGespreizt	Fehler (“Splayed feet, cat feet, hare feet”)	No ruling
PfotenKatzenpfote	Fehler (“Splayed feet, cat feet, hare feet”)	Fehler (“Cat-type feet are not acceptable”)
PfotenHasenpfote	Fehler (“Splayed feet, cat feet, hare feet”)	No ruling
PfotenOval	No ruling	Standardgemäß (“The well-knit feet are oval in shape”)
SprunggelenkeKuhhessig	Fehler (“cow-hocked, bow-legged or narrow hocks”)	No ruling
SprunggelenkeFassbeinig	Fehler (“cow-hocked, bow-legged or narrow hocks”)	No ruling
SprunggelenkeTief gestellt	No ruling	Standardgemäß (“Hocks are well let down”)
BrustTief	Standardgemäß (“Chest: Deep, ribs well sprung, not too broad”)	Standardgemäß (“Chest is deep but not too broad”)

Markings

Markings
Marking	FCI	UKC
Brandabzeichen	Standardgemäß (“yellow-red clearly defined markings at the eyebrows, muzzle, chest”)	Standardgemäß (“markings found on the eyebrows, chest, legs and anus”)
Maske	Alternativ (“Light and dark mask is equally permitted”)	Alternativ (“Both light and dark colored masks are acceptable”)
Brustfleck	Alternativ (“small white markings on chest and toes are tolerated”)	Alternativ (“A small amount of white on the chest and toes is acceptable”)
Weißer Fuß	Alternativ (“small white markings on chest and toes are tolerated”)	Alternativ (“A small amount of white on the chest and toes is acceptable”)

Cropping, docking and other procedures

Cropping, docking and other procedures
Procedure	FCI	UKC
Kupieren des Schwanzes	Standardgemäß (“docked for circa 1/3”)	Standardgemäß (“The tail is usually docked, leaving about 5/8”)

The law on these procedures differs by country. A listing here says nothing about whether one is legal where you live.

Deutscher Jagdterrier colors and patterns

What each club's breed standard says about every Deutscher Jagdterrier color and pattern. Point at a ruling to see the club's own wording.

Breed standards describe the Deutscher Jagdterrier in Schwarz, Grau, Braun und Lohfarben. Standard patterns: Lohzeichnung.

Fell: rulings by club
Color or pattern	FCI	AKC	UKC
Schwarz	Standardgemäß (“black”)	Standardgemäß (“Black”)	Standardgemäß (“black”)
Grau	Standardgemäß (“greyish-black”)	Standardgemäß (“Black & Gray”)	Standardgemäß (“black and gray”)
Braun	Standardgemäß (“dark-brown”)	Standardgemäß (“Dark Brown”)	Standardgemäß (“dark brown”)
Lohfarben	Standardgemäß (“yellow-red clearly defined markings”)	Standardgemäß (“yellow-red clearly defined markings”)	Standardgemäß (“brown, red, yellow or lighter-colored markings”)
Patterns
Lohzeichnung	Standardgemäß (“with yellow-red clearly defined markings”)	Standardgemäß (“Tan Markings”)	Standardgemäß (“with brown, red, yellow or lighter-colored markings”)

Augen: rulings by club
Color or pattern	FCI	AKC	UKC
Dunkelbraun	Standardgemäß (“Dark”)	Standardgemäß (“Dark”)	Standardgemäß (“dark”)
Hellbraun	Fehler (“Light, too big or protruding eyes”)	Fehler (“Light, too big or protruding eyes”)	No ruling
Blau	Disqualifizierend (“eyes of different colour, blue or spotted eyes”)	Disqualifizierend (“eyes of different colour, blue or spotted eyes”)	No ruling
Patterns
Verschiedenfarbige Augen	Disqualifizierend (“eyes of different colour”)	Disqualifizierend (“eyes of different colour”)	No ruling
Sektoral	Disqualifizierend (“spotted eyes”)	Disqualifizierend (“spotted eyes”)	No ruling

Nase: rulings by club
Color or pattern	FCI	AKC	UKC
Schwarz	Standardgemäß (“Always black”)	Standardgemäß (“Always black”)	Standardgemäß (“The nose is black”)
Leberbraun	Standardgemäß (“when the colour of the coat is dominantly brown, a brown nose is also permitted”)	Standardgemäß (“when the colour of the coat is dominantly brown, a brown nose is also permitted”)	Standardgemäß (“unless the dog's main color is brown, when a brown nose is acceptable”)
Patterns
Schmetterlingsnase	No ruling	No ruling	Fehler (“Spotted nose”)

What the rulings mean

Standardgemäß: Described by the club's breed standard.
Fehler: Named by the club's breed standard as a fault: the animal can be shown but is penalized.
Disqualifizierend: The club's breed standard disqualifies an animal of this color or pattern.

Color changes

How a Deutscher Jagdterrier's colors can change over its life.

Schwarzchanges toRostrot
Fell · Mit dem Körperzustand · can change back
Schwarzchanges toGrau
Fell · Fortschreitend
Schwarzchanges toBraun
Fell · In der Sonne · can change back
Lohzeichnungchanges toSattelzeichnung
Fell · Mit dem Alter · from 6 to 156 weeks
Schwarzchanges toSchneenase
Nase · Mit der Jahreszeit · can change back
Schwarzchanges toRosa
Nase · Mit der Jahreszeit · can change back

Sources

Each ruling comes from the club's published breed standard or color list.

Published standards

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