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FAULTS: Any departure from the foregoing points should be considered a fault and the seriousness with which the fault should be regarded should be in exact proportion to its degree.
· Roach or sway back.
· Tail set on too low.
· Too restless subject.
· Teeth:
Absence of 2PM1 is not taken into account.
Absence of one or two PM2, if symmetrical.
Absence of M3 is not taken into account.

SEVERE FAULTS:
· Partially depigmented nose.
· Snipey nose.
· Pointed muzzle.
· Arched bridge of nose.
· Teeth:
Absence of two PM2 if not symmetrical.
· Eyes too big or sunken, not dark enough.
· Ears too short.
· Croup falling away.
· Tail curved over the back.
· Rear anuglations too straight.
· Flowing or extended gait.
· Sparse, soft or harsh hair.
· Colour not clearly defined or not uniform: blackish grey or whitish grey, washed out fawn, cream, beige in browns or very dark brown.


ELIMINATING FAULTS:
· Aggressive or overly shy.
· Nose completely depigmented.
· Lack of type, particularly in head.
· Overshot or undershot.
· Teeth:
Absence of 1 incisor or 1 canine or 1 carnassial (P4
upper jaw, M1 lower jaw).
Absence of one PM3 or of one PM4
Absence of three or more PM (except PM1)
· Absence of tail or naturally short tail.
· Dewclaws or evidence of dewclaws on rear limbs.
· Coat which is not solid colour.
· White marks.
· White hairs on feet.
· Height exceeding 62cm in Standards and inferior to 23cm in Toys.
· Any subject displaying signs of dwarfism, globulous skull, absence of occipital protuberance, very pronounced stop, prominent eyes muzzle too short and turned up, receding chin.
· Median furrow practically inexistant.
· Very light bone in Toys.
· Tail curled with the tip falling over the flank or the croup.

Any dog clearly showing physical or behavioural abnormalities shall be disqualified.

N.B. Male animals should have two apparently normal testicles fully descended into the scrotum.






Addition to Standard
AUTHORIZED SHOW CLIPS

“Lion Clip”: The Poodle, whether curly or corded, shall be clipped on the hindquarters up to the ribs.
Also clipped: the muzzle, above and underneath from the lower eyelids; the cheeks; the fore and hindlegs, except for the cuffs or bracelets and optional motifs on the hindquarters; the tail, except for round or oblong terminal pompom. A moustache is required for all subjects.
Leaving hair, called “trousers” , on the forelegs is admitted.

“Modern Clip”: Leaving hair on all four legs is only admitted on condition that the following norms are respected:
1. Shall be clipped:
a) The lower part of the forelegs, from the nails to the tip of the dewclaw, the lower part of the hindlegs to the same height. Machine clipping, limited to the toes only, is admitted.
b) The head and the tail in compliance with rules described above. Shall be exceptionally admitted in this clip:
The presence, under the lower jaw, of short hair no longer than 1cm the lower line of which should be cut parallel to the lower jaw. A beard, called “goat’s beard” , is not permitted.
The suppression of the pompom on the tail.

2. Shortened coat:
Over the body, in order to give “shot silk” effect on the line of the back, more or less long but at least 1cm. The length shall be gradually increased over the ribs and above the limbs.

3. Neatened coat:
a) On the head which keeps a topknot of reasonable height as well as down behind the neck to the withers and the front, without discontinuity, to the shaven part of the foot following a slightly slanting line from the top of the forechest downwards. On the top of the ears and for a maximum of one third of their length, the coat may be cut with scissors or clipped in the direction of the hair. The lower part shall be left covered in hair whose length shall increase gradually, from top to bottom, to end in fringes which may be levelled.

b) On the limbs, “trousers” making a distinct transition from the shaven part of the feet. The length of the hair increases gradully towards the top to display, on the shoulder and likewise the thigh, a length of 4 to 7 cm measured by pulling the hair to straighten it, in proportion to the size of the exhibit while avoiding any “fluffy” effect. The hind “trousers” must allow for the typical angulation of the Poodle to be seen. All other fancy clips which do not comply with these norms are eliminatory. Whatever the standard outline obtained by grooming, it should have no influence whatsoever on the placements in shows, all exhibits in the same class should be judged and placed together.



“English Clip”: To the “Lion Clip” add motifs on the hindquarters, i.e. bracelets and cuffs. On the head: a topknot. For this clip the moustache is optional. The absence of demarcation on the hair of the hindquarters is tolerated. The topknot is optional (it is forbidden to use lacquer or any other substance to keep the topknot in place).
Poodles which are not groomed in conformity with the standard cannot (as long as they are like this) be judged in shows or official events, without however being disqualified for breeding purposes

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Нестандартная стрижка не относится к дисквалу, просто пуделя в такой стрижке не должны быть отсужены.

Так что на выставке нам Фернандо Родригес пошёл навстречу, дав описание.Poodles which are not groomed in conformity with the standard cannot (as long as they are like this) be judged in shows or official events, without however being disqualified for breeding purposes