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years highlighted.
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INTERNATIONAL CANINE FOUNDATION
(F.C. I.)
Secretariat General: rue Leopold II, 14-6530, Thuin, Belgique
No 250 Le 24, Semptembre 1963
Standard: Bichon Havanais
The Bichon Havanais is a dog of small size.
BODY: The body is a little longer than the height, the ribs rounded, the flanks well-raised, the line of
the back ends with a well-descended croup.
LEGS: The legs are straight, quite seches, the toes elongated and seches.
TAIL: The tail is carried raised in the shape of a crosier and is trimmed with long silky hair.
HEAD: The head is broad and flat across the skull, the front a little raised.
EYES: The eyes are rather large, very dark, preferably black. Eyelids almond-shaped.
EARS: The rather pointed ears are dropped, forming a soft fold, a little raised, directed neither toward
the sides nor framing the cheeks.
MUZZLE: The muzzle is rather refined, the cheeks very flat, not prominent. The jaws fit well, the nose is
black.
HAIR: The hair is quite flat, rather soft, forming light wispy waves at the ends of each strand.
COLOR: Rarely completely pure white, light or dark tan, havane, gray, or white largely marked with
specified colors.
The hair on the muzzle may be slightly trimmed, but it is preferable to leave it natural.
WEIGHT: Not to exceed 6 kilos. (13.2 pounds)
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INTERNATIONAL CANINE FOUNDATION
(F.C. I.)
Secretariat General: rue Leopold II, 14-6530, Thuin, Belgique
No 250 Le 24, Semptembre 1963
Standard: Bichon Havanais
The Bichon Havanais is a dog of small size.
BODY: The body is a little longer than the height, the ribs rounded, the flanks well-raised, the line of
the back ends with a well-descended croup.
LEGS: The legs are straight, quite seches, the toes elongated and seches.
TAIL: The tail is carried raised in the shape of a crosier and is trimmed with long silky hair.
HEAD: The head is broad and flat across the skull, the front a little raised.
EYES: The eyes are rather large, very dark, preferably black. Eyelids almond-shaped.
EARS: The rather pointed ears are dropped, forming a soft fold, a little raised, directed neither toward
the sides nor framing the cheeks.
MUZZLE: The muzzle is rather refined, the cheeks very flat, not prominent. The jaws fit well, the nose is
black.
HAIR: The hair is quite flat, rather soft, forming light wispy waves at the ends of each strand.
COLOR: Rarely completely pure white, light or dark tan, havane, gray, or white largely marked with
specified colors.
The hair on the muzzle may be slightly trimmed, but it is preferable to leave it natural.
WEIGHT: Not to exceed 6 kilos. (13.2 pounds)
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First is the 1963 Standard. As far as anyone
knows, this is the first Havanese Standard
knows, this is the first Havanese Standard
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