The bearded face of the Cesky Terrier is probably its most recognizable feature. The beard extends long past the chin and tends to be lighter than the predominate coat color. There is also a tuft of fur as wide on top of the head that lays forward and partially obstructs the eyes. The coat has a wavy look and is normally cliped close to the body. The coat from the forelegs to the hocks is long and extends past the feet. The head is long with a definite stop. The neck is long and angular. The ears are set hight and lay flat on the sides of the face. The torso is long and level.  read more...