American Staffordshire Terrier
Coat
Brindle
Brindle: 
with 
striping.
with 
striping.
with striping (faulted).
Masking: May be masked (standard mask). Mask follows the striping colour.
White Markings: All of the above may come with or without 
as trim, irish spotting, blanket or piebald pattern.
This breed often has a predominately white head, and this is not a fault.
Lack of white tailtip in irish spotted dogz is not a fault in this breed.
More than 80 % white in total is faulted.
Any Other Variety (AOV)
Solid:
Tan:
dogs may have markings in the traditional pattern.
Tan markings are faulted in the breed.
Sable: Any of the sable combinations in the Clear or Minimal pattern.
Masking: The following masking combinations are allowed (standard mask):
may be masked with
may be masked with
Tanpoints and sables may be masked as well - the mask matches the base/shading colour.
White Markings: All of the above may come with or without as trim, irish spotting, blanket or piebald pattern.
This breed often has a predominately white head, and this is not a fault.
Lack of white tailtip in irish spotted dogz is not a fault in this breed.
More than 80 % white in total is faulted.
Eyes
Dogz without a black nose have 
. 
is also accepted, but faulted.
Nose
Blue (solid or tan-marked), blue birndle, and blue masked dogz have 
Liver (solid or tan-marked), liver birndle, and liver masked dogz have 
. and can represent either liver or dark tan, which has black pigment and is not faulted.
A dudley nose (
middle of nose) is accepted in dogz with a red/cream base colour, but is faulted.
spots on the nose is allowed if the surrounding muzzle is white, but is faulted.
Faults
More than 80% white. Up to 90% white is a heavy fault, and 90% is a DQ.
Tan markings.
Liver coat (in any pattern).
Non-matching nose and/or eye colours.
Disqualifications
More than 90% white.
