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Ring Size C
Faults
Narrow shoulders, long in body, narrow head. Ears carried back or not fully lopped. Coat too short or fly-back. Excessive white hairs in coloured exhibits, light tails in sooty fawns. White tails in sooty fawns a serious fault.
| Weight |
Minimum |
Ideal |
Maximum |
| Adult |
1.93kg |
2.041kg |
2.381kg |
1. Type – Body short with well rounded loins. Deep chest and wide shoulders, giving a cobby well-muscled appearance. Short strong legs.
2. Head, Ears, Crown and Eyes:
Head – Well developed particularly in bucks. Good width between eyes. Full cheeks and broad muzzle are desirable.
Crown – The basal ridge of the ears should appear prominent across the top of the skull.
Ears – Should be broad, thick well furred and rounded at ends. They should be carried close to the cheeks giving a horseshoe like outline when viewed from the front. The inside of the ears should not be visible from any angle when carried correctly. The ears are not measured.
Eyes – Round and bright.
3. Coat – Coat to be dense and of goof length, rollback with an abundance of guard hairs.
4. Guard Hairs – An abundance of guard hairs.
5. Accepted Colours:
Refer to general colour descriptions with the exception of Broken.
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