- Fawn, with or without brindles, with white patching limited to the extremities.
- All shades, clear sand to dark fawn (mahogany)
- Brindles should be black as excluding any other shade.
- The muzzle can present a black mask.
- White patching: The blaze is very inconstant.
- On the fore chest, white may be present as white patches, more or less extensively, confined to the base of the neck.
- The bib should not extend past the point of the shoulder or go up on each side of the neck.
- As a continuation of the fore chest, white spots can appear below the chest, but must not in any case go up the ribs.
- Each of the four limbs has a white stocking, at least as a trace on the feet.
- The white marks on the forequarters, often irregular, should not extend beyond the elbows, or encroach on the shoulders.
- The white marks on the hindquarters, often more regular and less invasive, should not go up to the thigh.
Permissible
- Yet, a narrow white stripe on the forepart of the neck, on the forechest and on the lower part of the chest
- A small white spot on the nape of the neck, of reduced size
- On a subject having excellent morphology, the lack of white on one limb
Undesirable
- White marks appearing on the inner side of the thigh, however, should not be considered a fault