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Lips and flews: Lips fit fairly tightly, forming a gentle curve in profile, with no heaviness in the flews.
The lips are darkly pigmented and are pendulous, falling squarely in front and, toward the back, in loose hanging flews.
Muzzle -- Moderate length, flews give it a squarish appearance.
The flews are well developed with typical hound appearance.
Then, before he could get time to tear the pelt off for her, the Lady Desdemona, with a snappishness more suggestive of a hedge-side cur than of a hound of her rank, actually snatched away the rabbit, and with never a "Thank you," or a "By your leave," carried it right inside the cave, dropping it there and returning to bar the entrance, with a look in her red-hawed eyes and a lift of her golden flews which, if not actual snarling, was, as folks say, near enough to make no difference.— Jan A Dog and a Romance

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