Solid:
Tan:
with 
tan markings in the traditional pattern. Legs may lack tan, have tan only on the toes/fingers (may or may not include feet/paws) or in the normal pattern (paws and lower legs). Lack of tan on the legs is not a fault, but some degree of tan on the legs is preferred. May lack chest spots without fault.Masking: Tanpoints may be masked with
(small or standard mask).White Markings: May have
as trim on the chest. Ticking/Roaning: is allowed.Any Solid Colour Other than Black (ASCOB) variety
Solid:
Shaded buff: A combination of lighter and darker tan shades. Accepted combinations are
/ and /
and distribution is as follows:Minimum: The darker tan is present on top of the muzzle, eartips and upper body, rest of dog uses the lighter tan.
Maximum: The darker tan is present on the whole head including ears, neck, upper body and tail.
Any distribution between minimum and maximum is also allowed.
Tan:
with tan markings in the traditional pattern. Legs may lack tan, have tan only on the toes/fingers (may or may not include feet/paws) or in the normal pattern (paws and lower legs). Lack of tan on the legs is not a fault, but some degree of tan on the legs is preferred. May lack chest spots without fault. Sable: Red or chocolate sable is accepted in the classic or maximum pattern.
with shading is also allowed.Masking: Small or standard masking is allowed on all tan-marked and sable dogs. The mask is either
or and matches the pigment type of the rest of the dog.White Markings: May have
as trim on the chest. Ticking/Roaning: is allowed.Particolour variety
White Markings: Any of the colours in one of the other two varieties, with
in the blanket, piebald or extreme white pattern. Ticking and roaning is allowed. Solid-coloured muzzle and/or feet is allowed in roans and very heavily ticked dogs.
except in liver dogz, which have 
except in liver dogz, which have 
