PKC - Havanese

Coat

Solid:

or Light grey (furfile)
Brindle: One of these combos:

with

striping

with

striping

with

striping
Sable: Any sable combination is accepted in any of the patterns.

are also accepted base colours.
Tan:

with

in the traditional, creeping or saddle pattern. The markings may be brindled - the stripes should match the main body colour.
Shaded Silver:
Black based Silver:

with or without a darker shade or related colour 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:

may be masked with

(small or standard mask). The mask can also be visible only as dark eartips. Brindles, tan-marked, Silvers and sables may be masked as well - mask matches striping/shading 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 of the above colours are allowed with

in any amount. Ticking is allowed. Solid

all over is also allowed.

May have regular silky coat or corded.

Eyes

in dogz with black pigment,

in blues and livers,

in isabellas

Nose

except in the following:
Liver dogz have

.
Blue/grey dogz have

.
Isabella dogz have

In this breed, solid 95/25/115/125, 25/115 with tan markings and 25/115 in sable may represent dark sable/faded black rather than liver/blue. These dogz may have

without fault.

Solid dark brown (95) can represent either liver or havana brown in this breed. When representing havana brown, the dog should have a black nose.

Faults

Wrong nose and/or eye colour. Note that 95 can represent fawn in solid dogz, and 25/115 (as solid, tan-marked or sable) can represent faded black. These dogz are only faulted if their nose/eye pigment is mismatched (f.ex. blue nose and dark brown eyes)

Disqualifications

None

Varieties

None

Notes

The havanese, or bichon havanais, originates from Cuban toy dogs, which in turn came from Italy and Spain via trade ships. The tiny dogs were popular among rich ladies, and the dogs were used as bribes and trading items during the late 1700s and early 1800s. The modern havanese originate from dogs brought to the USA by Cuban immigrants during the 1960s.

The havanese has a broad skull with little stop, quite pointy muzzle and hanging ears. The body is rectangular with good tuck up and straight back. The coat is quite soft and somewhat wavy.

Breed Files

Filename: HavaneseP
Offset: 9999
Base: Dalmatian
SCP: Dalmatian
Accepted: October 31, 2007
Notes: Addballz underside of belly/chest, ears, tail, head shape. 9 different textures included (three shown) that are all accepted. Also includes variations with shorter coat, tail thickness, ear length, muzzle length and paw size.

Filename: Havanese
Offset: 0581
Base: Sheepdog
SCP: Sheepdog
Accepted: January 4, 2006
Notes: Tail created using [Move], so it moves.

Filename: HavaneseP
Offset: 9999
Base: Dalmatian
SCP: Dalmatian
Accepted: January 31, 2004
Notes: