Gait is free, graceful and lively with good reach in front and strong drive behind. Front and rear feet turn neither in nor out. Dogs who fail to keep their tails erect when moving should be severely penalized.
Temperament: The Wheaten is a happy, steady dog and shows himself gaily with an air of self-confidence. He is alert and exhibits interest in his surroundings; exhibits less aggressiveness than is sometimes encouraged in other terriers. Major Fault—Timid or overly aggressive dogs.
The SCWT’s gait should be strong and lively.
FAULTS IN THE SCWT
Weak, underdeveloped rear, straight in rear with low tailset. Straight front, which can be seen even in a coated breed because the front legs are under the body.
An extreme grooming style that finds favor in some circles, but is incorrect. Note “conehead” and over-angulated rear.
Short neck, sloping topline; over-angulated rear with gay tail; a bit low on leg.
Long back, low tail set, straight in rear.
Approved February 12, 1983Reformatted July 20, 1989
Without helpful information and sound advice, new puppy owners may find themselves up a tree when it comes to choosing the best SCWT for them.
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