Silver & Silver Fox

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  1. Accepted Silver varieties:

    2. Your answer:
    black, brown, blue
    seal, black, fawn
    black, brown, fawn

  2. Silver dewlap:

    3. Your answer:
    fault
    DQ
    permitted

  3. Silver general type points:

    4. Your answer:
    30
    55
    45
    50

  4. Silver color/silvering points:

    5. Your answer:
    50
    25
    20
    15

  5. Silver fur points:

    6. Your answer:
    10
    15
    20
    5

  6. Silver: Which of the following is the most important consideration of the silvering?

    7. Your answer:
    color
    eveness
    degree
    brightness

  7. Silver senior buck & doe weight:

    8. Your answer:
    4-7 lbs.
    5-6 lbs.
    6-8 lbs.

  8. Is the Silver a 4 or 6 class rabbit?

    9. Your answer:
    6 class
    4 class

  9. Silver body type:

    10. Your answer:
    semi-arch
    compact
    commercial

  10. Silver body length:

    11. Your answer:
    short
    medium
    long

  11. The width of a Silver's shoulds should:

    12. Your answer:
    slighly taper from the hindquarters
    carry through to the hindquarters

  12. Silver: long, slim head

    13. Your answer:
    DQ
    desired
    severely fault
    fault

  13. Silver: small eyes

    14. Your answer:
    fault
    desired

  14. Silver ear carriage:

    15. Your answer:
    erect
    close "V"

  15. Silver bone:

    16. Your answer:
    fine
    medium-fine
    heavy
    medium

  16. Silver nail color on all varieties:

    17. Your answer:
    light
    dark
    both of the above

  17. Silver with one or more white toenails:

    18. Your answer:
    fault
    permitted
    DQ

  18. Which best describes the Silver's fur type?

    19. Your answer:
    snappy flyback
    rollback
    standing
    flyback

  19. Why is the color of the Silver's coat so important?

    20. Your answer:
    shows off the lustrous brillance
    sets off the silver
    shows good condition

  20. Silver guard hair color:

    21. Your answer:
    black
    gold
    white
    orange, black or blue depending on variety

  21. Silver: long coat

    22. Your answer:
    DQ
    severely fault
    desired
    fault

  22. Silver with wooly coat:

    23. Your answer:
    fault
    desired
    DQ
    permitted

  23. Brown or rusty tinge on black Silvers:

    24. Your answer:
    DQ
    permitted
    fault

  24. Black Silver with pale undercolor:

    25. Your answer:
    permitted
    DQ
    fault

  25. Brown Silver surface color:

    26. Your answer:
    brown
    bright tan
    rich chestnut
    reddish mahogany

  26. Brown Silver intermediate band:

    27. Your answer:
    white
    orange
    pearl
    fawn

  27. Brown Silver undercolor:

    28. Your answer:
    white
    slate blue
    creme
    surface color carries down to skin

  28. Brown Silver belly and underside of tail:

    29. Your answer:
    to match body surface color
    slate blue
    light cream to white

  29. Brown or Fawn Silver with crotch marks:

    30. Your answer:
    DQ
    permitted
    fault
    Standard does not specify

  30. Brown Silver color not uniform:

    31. Your answer:
    DQ
    severely fault
    fault
    permitted

  31. Brown Silver with color fading on legs:

    32. Your answer:
    desired
    fault
    some fading permitted on legs
    DQ

  32. Fawn Silver surface color:

    33. Your answer:
    Cream mingled with fawn
    Fawn mingled with brown guard hairs
    Rich orange

  33. Fawn Silver undercolor:

    34. Your answer:
    slate blue
    white
    top color to carry as far down as possible

  34. Fawn Silver belly surface & undercolor and underside of tail to be:

    35. Your answer:
    to match body color
    light cream to white
    orange
    silver

  35. Fawn Silver eye color:

    36. Your answer:
    blue-gray
    brown

  36. Fawn Silver with yellowing, brickiness or gray tinge to the coat:

    37. Your answer:
    DQ
    desired
    permitted
    fault

  37. Fawn Silver with ear lacing:

    38. Your answer:
    desired
    permitted
    fault
    DQ

  38. Fawn Silver with smut:

    39. Your answer:
    fault
    permitted
    DQ

  39. The 2 most important features of Silvering on the Silver:

    40. Your answer:
    eveness & degree
    degree & brightness
    brightness & color
    eveness & brightness

  40. Lack of silvering on the nose of a Silver:

    41. Your answer:
    DQ
    permitted
    fault
    desired

  41. Lack of Silvering on the Silver's feet or toes:

    42. Your answer:
    desired
    fault
    DQ
    permitted

  42. Lack of Silvering on the Silver's tail.

    43. Your answer:
    severely fault
    fault
    permitted
    DQ

  43. White spots on a Silver:

    44. Your answer:
    severely fault
    DQ
    fault

  44. Which breed allows for Silvering to be either white or white tipped hairs?

    45. Your answer:
    Silver
    Silver Fox

  45. Which breed's standard calls for Silvering to be white (silver) guard hairs?

    46. Your answer:
    Silver Fox
    Silver

  46. Which breed has more points on silvering?

    47. Your answer:
    Silver
    Silver Fox

  47. Which breed has more points on general type?

    48. Your answer:
    Silver Fox
    Silver

  48. Silver Fox accepted varieties:

    49. Your answer:
    black, blue
    black, blue, gray
    black, blue, brown, gray
    black

  49. Silver Fox points on general type:

    50. Your answer:
    25
    55
    45

  50. Silver Fox points on body:

    51. Your answer:
    55
    45
    35

  51. Silver Fox fur points:

    52. Your answer:
    10
    20
    15

  52. Does the Silver Fox have more points on color or silvering?

    53. Your answer:
    silvering
    color

  53. Silver Fox body type:

    54. Your answer:
    commercial
    compact
    mandolin

  54. Is the Silver Fox 4 or 6 class?

    55. Your answer:
    4 class
    6 class

  55. Silver Fox senior buck weight:

    56. Your answer:
    9-11 lbs.
    10-12 lbs.

  56. Silver Fox senior doe weight:

    57. Your answer:
    10-12 lbs.
    9-11 lbs.

  57. Which is not one of the 2 most important features of the Silver Fox breed:

    58. Your answer:
    color
    long, silvered coat
    meat production

  58. Silver Fox with any appearance of gray in the color:

    59. Your answer:
    fault
    desired
    DQ
    permitted

  59. Silver Fox blocky head:

    60. Your answer:
    DQ
    not desired
    desired

  60. Silver Fox body length:

    61. Your answer:
    long
    short
    medium

  61. Silver Fox desired bone:

    62. Your answer:
    heavy
    fine
    medium

  62. Silver Fox coarse fur:

    63. Your answer:
    DQ
    desired
    fault

  63. Silver Fox dark slate undercolor:

    64. Your answer:
    DQ
    desired
    fault

  64. Silver Fox dewlap in bucks:

    65. Your answer:
    DQ
    not specified in Standard
    fault
    permitted

  65. Silver Fox ear carriage:

    66. Your answer:
    erect
    close "V" carriage
    wide "V" carriage

  66. Silver Fox extremely heavy bone:

    67. Your answer:
    desired
    DQ
    fault

  67. Silver Fox fine bone:

    68. Your answer:
    DQ
    fault
    desired

  68. Silver Fox fine coat:

    69. Your answer:
    desired
    fault
    DQ

  69. Silver Fox flatness over shoulders, back, hindquarters:

    70. Your answer:
    severe fault
    fault
    DQ

  70. Silver Fox flyback coat:

    71. Your answer:
    severe fault
    DQ
    permitted
    fault

  71. Silver Fox fur type:

    72. Your answer:
    rollback
    snappy flyback
    flyback
    standing

  72. Silver Fox fur under 1 1/2 inches:

    73. Your answer:
    permitted
    DQ
    fault
    severe fault

  73. Silver Fox heavy silvering:

    74. Your answer:
    desired
    DQ
    fault

  74. Silver Fox 4 most important features of silvering:

    75. Your answer:
    distinct, sharp, bright, even
    distinct, degree, sharp, bright

  75. Silver Fox with silvering on ears:

    76. Your answer:
    DQ
    severe fault
    desired
    fault

  76. Silver Fox lacking silvering on feet and legs:

    77. Your answer:
    fault
    DQ
    desired

  77. Silver Fox lacking silvering on head:

    78. Your answer:
    DQ
    fault
    desired

  78. Silver Fox with silvering on tail:

    79. Your answer:
    DQ
    fault
    desired

  79. Silver Fox with light gray undercolor:

    80. Your answer:
    fault
    desired
    DQ

  80. Silver Fox with long, narrow head or neck:

    81. Your answer:
    DQ
    desired
    severe fault
    fault

  81. Silver Fox with narrow body:

    82. Your answer:
    Desired
    DQ
    Severe Fault
    Fault

  82. Silver Fox with resilience to fur:

    83. Your answer:
    desired
    permitted
    DQ
    fault

  83. Silver Fox shoulders wider than hindquarters:

    84. Your answer:
    fault
    severe fault
    desired

  84. Silver Fox with thin fur on footpads:

    85. Your answer:
    DQ
    fault
    severely fault

  85. Silver Fox: Proper way to examine fur

    86. Your answer:
    examine fur visually only
    stroke slowly from hindquarters to shoulders
    stroke briskly from hindquarters to shoulders

  86. Silver Fox toenail color:

    87. Your answer:
    light
    black
    white
    flesh

  87. Silver Fox with uneven silvering:

    88. Your answer:
    DQ
    fault
    permitted

  88. Silver Fox silvering should:

    89. Your answer:
    contrast with surface color
    appear mottled
    blend with surface color

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