On a white ground color the head is gray or splashed with small gray feathers. The flights are totally gray or finish gray, the tail is white. But birds with gray laced tail feathers are also accepted. Like the before mentioned grizzlenecks, but flights and tail are completely white. The bird is totally white.
Any colored feather is considered a grave fault.
The ground color is white, flights and tail feathers finish blue-grey. The wings show two narrow, parallel gray bars. White tail and flight feathers, as well as grizzled tail or washed out bars are grave faults. In each of the 5 mentioned varieties there are as well plain headed as groused birds. Scarcely feathered legs and toes as well as dark foot feathering are considered a fault.