In regards to the Jindo's body appearance, the United Kennel Club currently states, 'The squarely built Jindo has a chest that is moderately deep but not too broad. At its deepest point the chest reaches to, or just above, the elbow. The brisket is well developed and the ribs are well sprung. The back is strong and straight and the loin is well muscled, taut, lean and narrower than the ribcage. There is considerable tuck up.' Black and tan (heukgu) - Black head and upper body with tan on the muzzle, belly, and paws, and an eye-shaped tan spot over each eye. White dogs may have mottled portions of tan or pink in the center of the nose.