Solid:

or Light grey (furfile)
Sable: Red and chocolate sable is accepted in any of the patterns.

is accepted as a base colour

are accepted as shading colour. The overlay/shading should be on the longhaired areas only, not the shaved.
Brindle: One of these combinations:

with

striping

with

striping.

with

striping

with

striping
When the dog is brindle, both the coated and the shaved areas should be brindled, or with the coated parts using a solid version of the stripe colour. May use a longhair brindle furfile on the coated areas and a shorthair brindle furfile on the shaved.
Tan:

with

markings in the traditional, creeping or saddle pattern. The markings may be brindled. May have less tan on the legs/feet, tan fingers/toes being the required minimum.
Shaded Silver:
Black based Silver:

with or without a darker shade or related colour or

on one, several or all of the following ears, tail, body (upper or whole), backside of neck.
Liver based Silver: Light grey (furfile) with

points as placed above
Masking:

, Sables, Brindles, Silvers and Tanpoints may be masked (standard mask). Allowed masking colours are

. If the dog is Sable/Brindle/Tanpoint/Silver, it must match the Shading/Striping/Body colour, except in Silvers where it is

for Black Silvers and

for Liver Sables (matching colour on dog)
In this breed, it is also allowed for the masking to be present as coloured eartips only.
White Markings: All colours allowed with or without

in any amount, including solid white all over.
Ticking is allowed. In this breed, sometimes only the shaved areas appear ticked while the long coat looks clear. This is allowed without fault.
Dogz with

muzzle may have a patch of

to represent stained fur.
Shaved areas: In all of the above, the shaved areas may be coloured as follows:

with

clipped areas

with

clipped areas

with

clipped areas

with

clipped areas

with

clipped areas

with

clipped areas

with

clipped areas

with

clipped areas
Sables may have

skin.
Solid white in this breed can represent either pale cream or white spotting.
When used as cream, the shaved areas should be

.
When due to white spotting, they should be

or pale pink (furfile).
White dogz with masking fall into the Light Cream group (and so must follow their guidelines for shaved areas).