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The Czech breed survey is a similar system to the East German breed survey. The Czech's use a series of letters, as well as numbers in the breed survey. The following table is a translation of a Czech "Bonitacni Karta," or Survey card and describes the various numbers and letters used to describe a particular dog.
** PART 1 is valid from 1990 to present. PART 2 is valid for surveys completed prior to 1990. **
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Overall Appearance
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Appropriate Breed Features
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Ears, Color, Pigmentation
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Personality Traits
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| Typical appearance of a mongrel |
0 |
Faulty head |
A |
Light eyes |
0 |
Considerable hardness, courage and fight drive |
1 |
| Too light, greyhound like |
1 |
Steep angles of the fore legs |
B |
Poor Pigment |
T |
Good hardness, courage and fight drive |
2 |
| Small, under sized |
2 |
Straight, short croup |
C |
Wolf gray, light features |
U |
Sufficient courage, hardness and fight drive |
3 |
| light for height requirement |
3 |
Steep croup |
D |
Wolf gray, dark features |
V |
Insufficient courage, hardness and fight drive |
4 |
Required strength, build, refinement
height:
Dog: 60-62 cm
Female: 55-57 cm |
4 |
Steep angulation of hind legs |
E |
Incorrect ears |
W |
Dog releases bite on handler command |
P |
Required strength, build, refinement
height:
Dog: 63-65 cm
Female: 58-60 cm |
5 |
Steep angulation of thigh bones |
F |
Dark pigment |
Q |
Dog did not release bite on handlers command |
N |
| Height within standard, but more coarse, less refined |
6 |
Incomplete set of teeth |
G |
Black with light features |
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| oversized but proportionate, complies with standard build, refinement |
7 |
Bite irregularity |
H |
Black with dark features |
X |
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| too heavy, very little refinement |
8 |
Correct expression, excellent proportions |
J |
totally black |
Y |
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| coarse |
9 |
long back |
K |
long coat |
Z |
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blocky |
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shallow chest |
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strong head |
P |
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faulty tail |
R |
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ligaments not firm |
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PART II - Survey for dogs prior to 1990
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Overall Appearance
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Appropriate Breed Features |
Ears, Color, Pigmentation
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Personality Traits
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| Typical appearance of a mongrel |
0 |
Faulty head |
A |
Light eyes |
0 |
Totally shy, excluded from breeding |
0 |
| Too light, greyhound like |
1 |
Steep angles of the fore legs |
B |
Poor Pigment |
T |
Nervous, gun shy, excluded from breeding |
1 |
| Small, under sized |
2 |
Straight, short croup |
C |
Wolf gray, light features |
U |
Shy, Fearful |
2 |
| light for height requirement |
3 |
Steep croup |
D |
Wolf gray, dark features |
V |
Sharp, aggressive, aloof |
3 |
Required strength, build, refinement
height:
Dog: 60-62 cm
Female: 55-57 cm |
4 |
Steep angulation hind legs |
E |
Incorrect ears |
W |
Very sharp, aggressive, hardly manageable |
4 |
Required strength, build, refinement
height:
Dog: 63-65 cm
Female: 58-60 cm |
5 |
Steep angulation thigh bones |
F |
Dark pigment |
Q |
Brave, hard against threat, easily manageable, good natured |
5 |
| Height within standard, but more coarse, less refined |
6 |
incomplete set of teeth |
G |
Black with light features |
I |
Brave, aggressive, sensitive to strikes |
6 |
| oversized but proportionate, complies with standard build, refinement |
7 |
bite irregularity |
H |
black with dark features |
X |
Calm, very little courage, too sensitive |
7 |
| too heavy, very little refinement |
8 |
correct expression, excellent proportions |
J |
totally black |
Y |
Indifferent, strong nerves, little sharpness |
8 |
| coarse |
9 |
long back |
K |
long coat |
Z |
dull, no sharpness, excluded from breed |
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blocky |
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shallow chest |
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strong head |
P |
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faulty tail |
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ligaments not firm |
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