Chinese Crested

Coat

Hairless

Solid: The hairless skin may cause the body colour to appear a different shade than on a coated dog. The base colour is determined by the colour of the coated areas (topknot, feet and tailtip), with the following combinations allowed:
Black: coated areas with hairless areas.
The coated areas may use instead to represent greying/faded black.
Liver: coated areas with hairless areas.
The coated areas may use instead to represent greying/faded liver.
Red: coated areas with or Pale Pink hairless areas.
Cream: coated areas with or Pale Pink hairless areas.
Any of the listed hairless colours above may also have partly or fully coloured coated areas without fault.
Tan: Coated areas use with in the traditional or saddle pattern.
The hairless areas use one of the hairless colours accepted for that base colour - refer to the Solid section for accepted combinations, with the exceptions of which are not accepted tan point colours.
Sable: Any sable combination in any of the patterns for the coated areas, with the following corresponding hairless areas:
Red sable:
Liver sable:
are additional allowed base colours for the coated areas for all Sables.
Masking: All of the above may be masked (standard mask), but masks in this breed are only visible on the coated areas (such as ears and tailtip), exception being in tanpoints (where the base colour may cover up the tan on the muzzle).
The masking colour is and matches the pigment of the dog.
Masking on the ears may be present on only the eartips or on the whole ears.
White Markings: Allowed in any pattern including white all over.
White on coated areas is represented by , while white on hairless areas is represented by Pale Pink, commonly appearing as spots. Such pale pink spots are especially common on the throat, front of chest, and legs, but may appear anywhere on the dog in any amount and do not need to follow an accepted white spotting pattern.
Solid Pale Pink with dalmatian-like spots of one of the accepted body colours is also accepted.
Pale Pink pigment spots may be combined with dark pigment spots - e.g. pale pink with darker pink spots.

Powderpuff

Solid:
Tan: Coated areas use with in the traditional or saddle pattern.
Sable: Red or Liver sable in any of the patterns.
Red sables may have shading due to fading.
Liver sables may have shading due to fading.
and accepted as additional base colours in all sables.
Masking: All of the above may be masked (standard mask).
The masking colour is and matches the pigment of the dog.
Masking on the ears may be present on only the eartips or on the whole ears.
White Markings: Allowed in any pattern including white all over.

Powderpuffs commonly have shaved muzzles and throats, and may use the same colour combinations as listed under Hairless on the muzzle (and front of throat, if the file allows it). See the Hairless section of the breed standard for accepted colour combinations on hairless/shaved areas.

Eyes

in dogz with black pigment.
in dogz with liver pigment.

Nose

in dogz with black pigment.
in dogz with liver pigment.
Red and Cream dogz may have either.
Sables, Tanpoints and Masked dogs follow the shading/body/mask colour.
The nose may have spots or patches.