Colour

Question 1

Blue, liver, or sandy with or without tan. Darker pigment to be encouraged. Blues and blue and tans must have black noses; liver and sandies must have brown noses.

Answer 1

Bedlington

Question 2

Pepper or mustard.
PEPPER - Ranges from dark bluish black to light silvery grey, intermediate shades preferred. Body colour coming well down shoulder and hips gradually emerging into colour of legs and feet which varies according to body colour from rich tan to pale fawn. Profuse silvery white topknot.
MUSTARD - Varies from reddish brown to pale fawn. Profuse creamy white topknot, legs and feet of darker shade than head. In both colours feather on forelegs rather lighter than hair on fore part of leg. Some white hair on chest and white nails permissible. White feet undesirable. Hair on under-side of tail lighter than on upperside which should be darker colour than body.

Answer 2

Dandie