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    FILA BRASILEIRO:MONOGRAFIA DI RAZZA

    http://www.filabrasilassn.com/breed_standard.shtml

    Fila Brasileiro Breed Standard

    #225 Official CBKC 1984 standard

    GENERAL APPEARANCE
    Typically molossoid breed with powerful bones, rectangular and compact structure but harmonious and proportional. Added to his massiveness a great agility can be easily seen. Bitches must show a well-defined femininity which differentiates them immediately from males.

    CHARACTER AND TEMPERAMENT
    Outstanding courage, determination, and bravery are part of his characteristics. He is docile and obedient to his owners and family and extremely tolerant with children. His faithfulness became a Brazilian proverb. He is always looking for the company of his master. One of his characteristics is his "ojeriza" towards strangers. He shows a calm disposition, self-assurance, and self-confidence, not being disturbed by strange noises nor when facing a new environment. An unsurpassed guardian of property, he is also inclined, by instinct, to hunt big game and to herd cattle.

    GAIT
    The Fila has a long reach and elastic gait which reminds one of the great cats' movements. His main characteristic is the pace (camel's gait), moving two legs of one side first, followed by the two legs of the other side which causes a rolling lateral movement of the thorax and hindquarters accentuated by the tail when it is raised. During the walk he maintains the head lower than the back line. He shows a smooth, free, and long reaching trot with a powerful stride. His gallop is powerful with an unsuspected speed coming from such a large and heavy dog. The Fila Brasileiro's gait is always influenced by its typically molossoid articulations which give the impression, and in fact it is true, of effectively permitting him sudden and swift changes in direction.

    EXPRESSION
    In repose it is a calm, noble, and full of self-assurance, never disclosing a bored nor absent expression. When in attention, the expression should reflect determination and alertness with a firm and piercing look in his eyes.

    HEAD
    The Fila's head is heavy and massive, always proportionate to the body. Seen from above, it resembles a trapezoidal figure in which the head appears pear-shaped. From a side view, muzzle and skull should have approximately the proportion of one to one, or with the first being slightly smaller than the second one.

    SKULL
    The profile shows a smooth curve from the stop to the occiput which is well-defined and salient, especially in puppies. From a front view the skull is wide, ample with the upper line slightly curved. The lateral lines descend slightly curved, almost in a vertical line, narrowing toward the muzzle, never showing a stop.

    STOP
    From a front view it is practically non-existent. The medium furrow runs up smoothly until approximately the halfway mark of the skull. From a side view the stop is low, sloping, and virtually formed by the very well-developed eyebrow ridges.

    MUZZLE
    Strong, broad, and deep, always in harmony with the skull. From a top view it is full under the eyes, very slightly narrowing toward the middle of the muzzle and slightly broadening again until reaching the front curve. From a side view the bridge of the muzzle is straight or has a Roman nose, but never in an ascendant line. The front line of the muzzle is close to a perpendicular line in relation to the superior line, showing a slight depression right under the nose. A perfect curve is formed by the upper lips which are thick and pendulous, drooping over the lower lips giving shape to the lower line of the muzzle which is almost parallel to the upper line. The labial rim is always apparent. The lower lips are close and firm up to the fangs and from there on they are loose with dented borders. The muzzle has a great depth at the root but without surpassing the length of the muzzle. The labial rim has the shape of an inverted and deep U.

    NOSE
    Well-developed with broad nostrils not occupying entirely the maxilla width. The color is black.

    EYES
    From medium to large size, almond-shaped, spaced well apart, from medium to deep-set. The colors are from dark chestnut to yellow, always in harmony with the coat color. Due to the profusion of the loose skin, many individuals present drooping lower eyelids which are not considered a fault as such detail increases the melancholic expression which is typical of the breed.

    EARS
    Pendant, large, thick, V-shaped, broad at the base and tapering at the end with rounded tips. They are inserted at the posterior part of the skull in line with the medium level of the eyes when in repose. When roused the ears go above the original position. The root is oblique with the front border higher than the back border. The ears are drooping at the cheeks or are folded back allowing the interior to be seen.

    TEETH
    Noticeably wider than long. They are strong and white. The upper scissors are broad at the root and sharp at the edges. Canines are powerful, well set and well apart. A scissors bite is the ideal, but a level bite is acceptable.

    NECK
    Extraordinarily strong and well-muscled giving the impression of a short neck. It is slightly curved on the top and well-detached from the skull. The throat is furnished with dewlaps.

    TOPLINE
    The withers, standing in a sloping line, are set well apart from each other due to the distance between the scapulas at a slightly lower level than the croup. After the withers, the topline changes direction, ascending smoothly to the croup, with no tendency to show a sway nor a roach back.

    CROUP
    Broad and long, with an approximate angulation of 30 degrees to the horizontal line, showing a smooth curve. It stands a little higher than the withers. Viewed from the rear the croup must be ample and its width is approximately equal to the thorax and may be even wider in females.

    BODY
    Strong, broad, and deep, covered by thick and loose skin. The thorax is longer than the abdomen. The length of the body is the same as the height at the withers plus ten per cent, when measured from the point of the shoulder to the point of the buttocks.

    THORAX
    The ribs are well sprung, though not interfering with the position of the shoulders. The chest is deep and large, descending to the level of the elbows.

    LOINS
    Shorter and not as deep as the thorax, showing a separation of the two component parts. The lower part of the loins is more developed in the females. Viewed from above, the loins are narrower than the thorax and croup, but should not form a waistline.

    UNDERLINE
    The chest is long and parallel to the ground in all its extension. The tuck-up extends in a slightly ascending line but is never whippety.

    FOREQUARTERS
    The ideal shoulder structure should be composed of two bones of equal length (scapula and humerus), with the former at an angle of 45 degrees from the horizontal line and the humerus forming an approximate 90 degree angle with the scapula. The articulation of the scapula-humerus forms the point of the shoulder which should be situated at the level of the prosternum but a little behind it. In its ideal position the shoulder covers the space from the withers to the prosternum and the point of the shoulder should be placed halfway to this distance. An imaginary perpendicular line coming down from the withers should cut the elbow and reach the foot.

    FORELEGS
    Must be parallel, straight to the pasterns, and with powerful bones. The carpis (pastern joints) are strong and apparent. The metacarpus (pasterns) are short and slightly sloping. Length of the leg from ground to elbow should be equal to the length from elbow to withers.

    FEET
    Formed by strong and well-arched toes which are not too close together. The pads are thick, broad, and deep. The correct position of the feet is pointing to the front. The nails are strong and dark, but they may be white when this is the color of the respective toe.

    HINDQUARTERS
    The hindlegs are less heavy boned than the forelegs but never light as a whole. The upper thigh has curved borders shaped by muscles descending from the ilium and ischium, which trace the curve of the rear, and for this reason the ischium must have a good length.

    HINDLEGS
    Parallel, with strong tarsis, metatarsis slightly bent, higher than the metacarpis. The stifles and hocks are moderately angulated.

    HINDFEET
    A little more oval than the forefeet, but otherwise the description is identical to that for the forefeet. They should not present dewclaws.

    TAIL
    Very wide at the root, medium set, reaching to the level of the hocks, tapering rapidly at its end. When the dog is alert, the tail is raised high, and the curve at the extremity is more accentuated. The tail should not fall over the back or curl up.

    HEIGHT
    Measured at the withers:
    Males: 65 to 75 cms. (25.5 inches to 29.5 inches)
    Females: 60 to 70 cms. (23.5 inches to 27.5 inches)

    WEIGHT
    Males: minimum of 50 kgs. (l00 lbs.)
    Females: minimum of 40 kgs. (90 lbs.)

    COLOR
    All solid colors are permitted except the disqualifying ones(white, mouse grey, patched dogs, dappled, or black and tan). Brindles of a basic color, may have the stripes of either less or with very strong intensity. A black mask may or may not be present. In all permitted colors white markings should be limited to the feet, chest, and tip of tail. The white markings are not desirable on any other part of the body.

    SKIN
    One of the most important breed characteristics is the thick, loose skin over the whole body, chiefly at the neck, forming pronounced dewlaps, and in many individuals the folds proceed to the chest and abdomen. Some dogs show a fold at the side of the head and also at the withers descending to the shoulder. When the dog is in repose the head is free of wrinkles. When alert, in order to lift the ears, the contraction of the skin at the skull forms little wrinkles along a longitudinal line of the skull.

    COAT
    Short, smooth, dense and tight to the skin.


    TEST OF TEMPERAMENT
    This is compulsory requirement for all individuals (after 12 months) in order to obtain a registered championship title.

    All champions must have a certificate of approval at the temperament test. This type of test is made at all specialty shows. It is optional at general shows, up to the judge's will, providing it is public and takes place outside of the show ring.

    The trial includes:

    Attack with a stick. The dog is supposed to attack in front of the handler, without being coached, and the exhibitor or handler will remain in his position. It is forbidden to touch or to beat the animal.

    Shooting test. There will be blanks fired at a distance of five meters from the dog. The dog should express attention, show self-confidence and self-assurance.

    During all performances in the ring, the judge will analyze the behavior and temperament of the entrant, paying attention to his expression. During the temperament test the following should be observed:

    • The dislike of the animal to strangers.
    . The self-assurance, courage, determination, and braveness of each dog.


    FAULTS

    GENERAL FAULTS
    Cryptorchid or monorchids, the use of artificial products, or a dog which has been changed in appearance by artificial means, albinos, lack of typicity, etc.

    DISQUALIFICATION
    Aggressiveness toward his owner
    Cowardice
    Pink nose
    Overshot bite
    Undershot bite showing the teeth when the mouth is closed
    Lack of one canine or one molar, other than the third one
    Blue eyes (porcelain like)
    Cropped ears or docked tail
    Croup lower than the withers
    All dogs that are white, mouse grey, patched, dappled or merle or black and tan
    Under minimum height
    Lack of loose skin
    Lack of camel's pace

    VERY SERIOUS FAULTS
    Small head
    Tight upper lips
    A pronounced stop from a front view
    Protruding eyes
    Lack of two teeth except the PIS (first pre-molars)
    Lack of dewlaps
    Apathetic or timid dogs
    Negative sensitivity to shooting a gun
    Roach back
    Level topline
    Excessive tuckup
    Cowhocks
    Straight hocks (lack of angulation at the hindlegs)
    Light bones
    Lack of substance
    Over maximum height
    White markings exceeding l/4 of the body
    Lack of pigmentation at eye rim
    Round eyes
    Square figure

    SERIOUS FAULTS
    Short muzzle
    Small ears
    High set ears (when in repose)
    Excessively light colored eyes
    Wrinkles on skull when the animal is in repose
    Undershot bite
    Lack of two teeth
    Folded skin under throat that is not dewlap
    Swayback
    Narrow croup
    A curled tail carried over the back
    Chest lacking depth
    Deviation of metacarpus or metatarsus
    Over-angulated hindlegs
    Short steps

    MINOR FAULTS
    Anything in disagreement with the standard that does not fall into the above three categories

    NOTE:
    Male animals should have two apparently normal testicles fully descended into the scrotum.



    http://withlionssmile.eu/breed-standard/
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    [:I] ho preso la foto da un sito e lo standard da un altro senza fare attenzione!!!correggo Grazie!
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    <div align="center" id="quote2"><table class="quote"><tr><td class="quotetd"></td></tr><tr><td class="quotetd2"><span class="quotetext">Cozmo ha scritto:
    davanti l'alimentatore e senza mostrargli la dipendenza.

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    A me questa parte della traduzione ha sempre fatto ridere, perche' non si capisce assolutamente niente di cosa significhi.

    Alimentatore? Ma non va mica ad elettricita' il FIla

    Non so bene chi abbia tradotto, ma sospetto fortemente sia opera gi Google.


    In portoghese recita:

    ...à frente do apresentador, e sem deste revelar dependência

    ....di fronte al conduttore, e il tutto senza rivelare dipendenza.

    (Per dipendenza si intende che il cane deve agire di sua iniziativa,per suo istinto naturale, non perche' spronato dal conduttore.

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    Si in inglese e' tradotto molto meglio.
    magari un giorno ci si puo' mettere a tradurlo tutto per bene anche in italiano .. tempo permettendo.

    Il cane in foto d'apertura comunque dovrebbe essere Umiri do Itanhandu ... gran gran cane.

    Stona un po'ì con sotto lo standard CBKC effettivamente.... [V]

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    mmmmm ora rimedio ho scelto quel cane perché mi piaceva proprio...
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    Umiri do Itanhandu
    Expo Amparo CAFIB I
    (Vulcão II do Ibituruna x Videira do Itanhandu)
    1º Melhor Temperamento da
    Exposição
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    Brava Francy, grazie

    No, l'ho fatto notare perche', all'atto pratico, i cani cafib e quelli cbkc sono diversi sia come morfologia che sopratutto come carattere.

    ma non c'e' come sapere che certe linee sono state meticciate e accettarle lostesso, anzi cambiare lo standard per ricomprendercele, nhe...

    Comunque senza far polemiche, ma e' sempre meglio tenere separate le due "filosofie"

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    beh invece in questo post sarebbe interessante discuterne!Sono la prima a chiedervelo.Alla mondiale ha vinto una femmina che avrà pesato 40kg...moto elegante e femminile ma davvero piccina..ora sono fuori casa, inserirò la foto stasera. mi faceva piacere discuterne con voi...
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    Guarda, io non frequento minimamente l'ambiete delle mostre ufficiali.. ma posso dirti che e' molto difficile vederci un vero fila.. e se ci fosse verrebbe squalificato

    COmunque posta la foto, magari se hai anche i dati genealogici.. e da li cominciamo il discorso.

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    mmm devo recuperare i dati



    Main ring in Salzburg Group II
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