Champagne & Creme D'Argents

Champagne D'Argent general type points:

Your answer:
75
60
50
55

Champange hindquarter points:

Your answer:
25
30
15
20

Champange Fur points:

Your answer:
5
15
20
10

Champagne Color Points:

Your answer:
20
5
15
10

Is the Champagne 4 or 6 class?

Your answer:
4 class
6 class

Champagne desired body color:

Your answer:
bluish white
lilac mingled with black
blue mingled with white guard hairs
black with white guard hairs

Champagne body type:

Your answer:
full arch
compact
commercial
semi-arch

Champagne nose marking too dark:

Your answer:
DQ
permitted
severely fault
fault

Champagne with cream color to the coat:

Your answer:
fault
permitted
severely fault
DQ

Champagne head and ears colored too dark:

Your answer:
fault
severely fault
DQ

Champagne ear carriage

Your answer:
erect
narrow "V" carriage
wide "V" carriage

Champagne eye color:

Your answer:
brown
blue-gray

Champagne with flabby shoulders:

Your answer:
severely fault
fault
DQ

Champagne fur type:

Your answer:
rollback
flyback

Champagne guard hair color:

Your answer:
white
orange
dark blue
jet black

Champagne head and ear color:

Your answer:
to match body color
to match belly color
to be darker than body color

Champagne body length and bone:

Your answer:
heavy
fine
medium

Champagne with molt spots:

Your answer:
fault
permitted
DQ

Champagne with narrow or flat hindquarters:

Your answer:
severely fault
DQ
fault

Champagne with narrow or flat midsection:

Your answer:
severely fault
fault
DQ

Champagne with narrow or low shoulders:

Your answer:
severely fault
fault
DQ

Correct term for the Champagne nose marking:

Your answer:
mask
nose marking
nose smut
butterfly

Champagne pinched or chopped hindquarters:

Your answer:
fault
DQ
severely fault

Which of the following is not to be considered when judging Champagne pre-juniors?

Your answer:
meat type
fur
color

Champagne with protruding hip bones:

Your answer:
severely fault
fault
DQ

Champagne that is rough over the spine or hips:

Your answer:
severely fault
fault
DQ

Champagne senior buck weight:

Your answer:
8 - 10 lbs.
9 - 11 lbs.

Champagne senior doe weight:

Your answer:
9 1/2 - 12 lbs.
8 1/2 - 11 lbs.

Champagne showing too light or too dark body surface color:

Your answer:
severely fault
fault
DQ

Champagne undercolor:

Your answer:
white
body surface color to carry down to skin
dark slate blue
cream to white

When viewed from a distance, the Champagne color should appear . . .

Your answer:
sparkling blue silver effect
salt and pepper mingling of black and white
to have an old silver effect

Champagne with a weak loin:

Your answer:
fault
severely fault
DQ

Combined with a dark undercolor, the Standard allows for the Champagne to show heavier pigment on the head and ears.

Your answer:
True
Does not specify
False

White patch on the Champagne.

Your answer:
permitted
fault
DQ
severely fault

White spot on the Champagne.

Your answer:
DQ
fault
permitted
severely fault

Yellow cast of the Champagne's coat.

Your answer:
severely fault
DQ
permitted
fault

Is the Creme D' Argent a 4 or 6 class breed?

Your answer:
4 class
6 class

Creme D' Argent belly color:

Your answer:
to match body color
creamy white
orange
pure white

Creme D' Argent with black guard hairs:

Your answer:
desired
fault
DQ
permitted

Creme D' Argent with black or slate coloring on the ears.

Your answer:
severely fault
fault
DQ
permitted

Creme D' Argent points on general type:

Your answer:
60
45
50
75

Creme D' Argent points on body:

Your answer:
30
45
50
35

Creme D' Argent points on color:

Your answer:
20
10
25
15

Creme D' Argent points on fur:

Your answer:
5
15
10
20

Creme D' Argent desired body length:

Your answer:
medium
short
compact
long

Creme D' Argent body type:

Your answer:
commercial
mandolin
compact
semi-arch

Creme D' Argent desired bone.

Your answer:
medium fine
medium heavy
heavy

Creme D' Argent with chopped, rough or pinched hips.

Your answer:
severely fault
DQ
fault

Creme D' Argent ear color:

Your answer:
to match body color
to be darker than body color
to be lighter than body color

Creme D' Argent with extremely heavy bone:

Your answer:
severely fault
permitted
DQ
fault

Creme D' Argent eye color:

Your answer:
brown
blue-gray

Creme D' Argent guard hair color:

Your answer:
white
black
orange
blue

Creme D' Argent head too dark in color:

Your answer:
fault
severely fault
DQ
desired

Creme D' Argent with light toenails:

Your answer:
DQ
permitted
fault

Creme D' Argent with long, narrow head:

Your answer:
permitted
fault
DQ

Creme D' Argent with mandolin type:

Your answer:
fault
DQ
desired
severely fault

Creme D' Argent with molty patches:

Your answer:
fault
DQ

Proper term for the Creme D' Argent nose marking:

Your answer:
nose marking
nose smut
butterfly
mask

Which of the following is not to be considered for Creme D' Argent pre-juniors:

Your answer:
meat type
condition
color
fur

Creme D' Argent senior buck weight:

Your answer:
8 - 10 1/2 lbs.
9 - 11 1/2 lbs.

Senior doe Creme D' Argent weight:

Your answer:
9 1/2 - 12 lbs.
8 1/2 - 11 lbs.

Creme D' Argent with slate coloring in surface or undercolor:

Your answer:
severely fault
DQ
fault
desired

Creme D' Argent with slate coloring on surface or undercolor of tail:

Your answer:
fault
DQ
permitted
severely fault

Creme D' Argent surface color:

Your answer:
orange with white guard hairs
white mingled with fawn
creamy white with orange cast
creamy orange

Creme D' Argent toenail color:

Your answer:
dark
light
white

Creme D' Argent undercolor:

Your answer:
creamy white
white
bright orange
slate blue

Creme D' Argent unmatched tonails:

Your answer:
fault
DQ
permitted

Creme D' Argent with white toenails:

Your answer:
fault
desired
DQ

Which breed severely faults mandolin type?

Your answer:
Creme D' Argent
Champagne D'Argent

Which breed is generally smaller?

Your answer:
Creme D' Argent
Champagne D'Argent

Which breed places more points on general type?

Your answer:
Creme D' Argent
Champagne D'Argent

The shoulder width on both the Creme D' Argent and Champagne D'Argent should. . .

Your answer:
taper from the hindquarters
carry through to the width of the hindquarters