Multicoloured Poodle

Coat

Black & White

The fur and clipped areas detailed here are the basis for the patterns allowed - sable, brindle and tan, as well as parti-colours.
Clipped areas are only listed in the first section with the colour name being used in the other sections, to facilitate coordinating clipped area colour. For example, a Black brindle with base colour could have brindled clipped areas. A Cafe au Lait with coloured tan markings could have or pale pink clipped areas.

White: with or pale pink clipped areas.
The ears may be
The white PF Magic poodle may have pink clipped areas.
Black: with clipped areas.

White Markings: Must have have white as Trim, Irish Spotting, Piebald or Extreme White.
White markings appear as such - fur with or pale pink clipped areas.
Solid color clipped areas must be a darker or same shade as the white skin color.
Ticking/Roaning: Ticking is allowed, but not preferred.

All Other Colours (AOV)

Blue: with clipped areas.
Silver: with clipped areas.
Brown: with clipped areas.
Cafe au Lait: with clipped areas.
Silver Beige: with clipped areas.
Red:
with
with clipped areas.
with clipped areas.

Shaded: Due to the nature of the greying gene and red intensity, several colours may show varying levels of shading.
The shaved areas follow the same guidelines as for Solid dogs, with the coated areas modified as follows.
A dog may have lighter shading only, darker shading only or both.
Lighter Shading: When present, required on at minimum the toes/fingers.
May also include the paws, higher and/or lower legs - shading may be uneven, with more shading present on the frontlegs than the hind legs.
The light shading can also include the muzzle (may include face as well), front of chest, ears and tail.
Darker Shading: May be present on one, several or all of the following: ears, topknot, top of body, tail.

The combinations are as follows:

Blue and Silver dogz:
Lighter Shading: A lighter shade of the base colour, , or
Darker Shading: A darker shade of the base colour or

Cafe au Lait and Silver Beige dogz:
Lighter Shading: A lighter shade of the base colour, , or
Darker Shading: A darker shade of the base colour or

Red dogz:
Lighter Shading: A lighter shade of the base colour, an accepted lighter red base colour or
Darker Shading: A darker shade of the base colour.

Tan: Traditional pattern, points may be clear or brindled. May lack eye spots without fault.
Black: with points.
Blue and Silver: with points.
Brown: with points.
Cafe au Lait and Silver Beige: with , or light , points.

Sable: Clear, Minimal or Classic Sable in the following combinations:
Black: with shading.
Blue and Silver: with shading.
Brown: with shading.
Cafe au Lait and Silver Beige: with shading.

Brindle:
Black: stripes on base.
Blue: stripes on a base.
Silver: stripes on base.
Brown: stripes on base.
Cafe au Lait: stripes on , or light shade , base.
Silver Beige: stripes on base.

Masking: Sable, Tan, and Brindle dogs may be masked with a Small or Standard mask.
Due to having a shaved face, the mask is less pronounced and uses the clipped area colour corresponding to the overall colour of the dog.

White Markings: Sable, Tan, and Brindle may have white in any amount
Non-patterned dogz have have white as Trim, Irish Spotting, Piebald or Extreme White.
White markings appear as such - fur with or pale pink clipped areas.
Solid color clipped areas must be a darker or same shade as the white skin color.
Ticking/Roaning: Ticking is allowed, but not preferred.

Comes in standard, miniature, and toy varieties.

Eyes

in dogz with black noses.
in others.

Nose

in blue, silver, and red dogz.
in brown, cafe au lait, and silver beige dogs. Also accepted in red dogz, but less preferred.