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General Size Large
Head ShapeTriangular, where all sides are equally long; with good height when seen in profile; forehead slightly rounded; long, straight profile without break in line (no stop)
ChinFirm
Ears ShapeLarge, with good width at the base; pointed tips; with lynx-like tufts and long hair out of the ears
PlacementHigh and open, so that the outer lines of the ears follow the line of the head down to the chin
Eyes ShapeLarge and oval, well opened, set slightly oblique
ExpressionAlert expression
ColourAll colours permitted, regardless of coat colour
Body StructureLong, strongly built; solid bone structure
Legs  Strong, high on legs, hind legs higher than the front legs
PawsLarge, round, in proportion to the legs
Tail   Long and bushy, should reach at least to the shoulder-blades, but preferably to the neck
Coat StructureSemi long. The woolly undercoat is covered by a smooth, water repellant uppercoat which consists of long, coarse and glossy hair covering the back and the sides. A fully coated cat has a shirtfront, a full frill and knickerbockers
ColourAll colours are permitted, including all colours with white; except pointed patterns and chocolate and lilac, cinnamon and fawn. Any amount of white is allowed, i.e. a white blaze, white locket, white chest, white on the belly, white on the paws, etc



Faults
GeneralToo small and finely built cats
HeadRound or square head; profile with a break (stop)
EarsSmall ears; set too widely apart; set too close together
LegsShort legs; thin legs
TailShort tail
CoatDry coat; knotted with lumps, too silky



Scale of points
Total 100
HeadGeneral shape, nose, profile, jaw and teeth, chin20
EarsShape, size and placement10
EyesShape, expression5
BodyShape, size, bone structure, legs, shape of paws25
TailLength and shape10
CoatQuality and texture, length25
Condition 5



Remarks
Coat is evaluated only on texture and quality
Very slow maturing of this breed should be taken into account
Mature males may have broader heads than females
Length of coat and density of undercoat vary with the seasons
Kittens can take up to six months of age to develop guardhairs



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