Black and White Shorthair
Coat
Black
Solid:
White Patterns: Must have 
in the tuxedo, bicolour, harlequin, or van pattern.
This breed allows a white tail tip without fault and tuxedos may lack a chest patch as per the PF Magic design.
Any Other Variety
Solid:
Red and cream may show faint tabbying.
Tortoishell: Any of the tortoiseshell combinations.
White Patterns: All of the above must have in the tuxedo, bicolour, harlequin, or van pattern.
This breed allows a white tailtip without fault and tuxedos may lack a chest patch as per the PF Magic design.
Eyes
Catz with at least 50% white spotting may have one or two 
Nose
Matching surrounding colour or 
Faults
None
Disqualifications
Lack of white markings.
Notes
The Black and White Shorthair is a fierce hunter with a strong working prey drive. They are intelligent, driven and reserved, with a strong independent streak. Originally known for their signature tuxedo pattern, two different ideas of what defined the Black and White emerged, with one side stressing the “black” while the other stressed the “white”. The two varieties of B&WS accepted today reflect this: black emphasizes that the cat’s primary coat colour is black, with white spotting; AOV is for catz with any allowed solid coat colour, with the traditional tuxedo pattern.
The Black and White Shorthair is a breed invented by PF Magic for the Petz games, likely inspired by American and British Shorthairs. The standard has been developed by PKC, and continued by UKC.
Type & Judging Remarks
Aggression in this breed is not penalized, and a fierce show pose is preferred. White tailtips are allowed without fault, and chest patches are optional.
Breed Files
PF Magic
Filename: B+W ShorthairOffset: E803
Base: B&W Shorthair
SCP: B&W Shorthair
Accepted: September 1, 1998
Notes: The original unhexed PFMagic file, as released for Petz II.