Transverse spinous processes feel rounded rather than sharp when palpated and muscling in hindquarters is full but straight. The 12th and 13th ribs are not noticeable unless the animal has been shrunk. The transverse spinous processes feel rounded rather than sharp and are not visible to the eye. Areas on each side of the tail head are well-filled but not mounded. Ribs are fully covered and not noticeable to the eye.
Hindquarters are plump and full.
7- Ends of spinous processes can only be felt with firm pressure. Abundant fat cover on either side of the tail head with evident patchiness. Animal is blocky in appearance. Bone structure is not visible to the eye. Fat cover is thick and spongy.