York |
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Body | Medium to large size, long with substantial bone structure and firm muscles. The rib cage and the |
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Head | Medium sized, but appears small in proportion to the body. The shape is a modified wedge, which |
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Ears | Large, moderately pointed, broad at the base, slightly flared and tilted forward, the inner side is well furnished with tufts. They are set wide apart, with at least one ear's width between and continue the wedge-shape of the head. |
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Eyes | The eyes are of medium size, oval shaped and set at a slant towards the nose in harmony with the wedge-shaped lines of the head. The distance between the eyes is at least one eye width. The colour ranges from golden to hazelnut to green, the purer and deeper the colour, the better. |
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Coat | The coat is of medium length, fine and glossy, falling down the body smoothly. The texture is soft and silky with well developed undercoat, which shall not be woolly. The coat is shorter on the shoulders and becomes gradually longer towards the back. A little frill is desirable. |
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Colour varieties | These colours are recognized
The coat is evenly coloured on the entire body, even and solid to the roots, without any shading, |
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Remark |
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Faults |
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