Viewed from the side, the ears appear to be an extension of the curve of the back of the neck. The neck is long and slightly arched. The skin on the neck is pliable but does not form a prominent dewlap. The shoulder blades are well laid back. The shoulder blade and the upper arm are roughly equal in length.
Elbows are close to the body.
The forelegs are straight and the pasterns fairly long and slightly sloped. The feet are small, compact, and cat-like. The front feet may turn slightly outward. Dewclaws should not be removed from the front feet but may be removed from the back feet. The topline is level or slightly roached with the rump on a level with or slightly lower than the withers.