The beak is such that one could draw a line through the beak to the center of the eye for correct setting. White in color, not too strong. The neck is stretched, the gullet is as large as possible, and well developed. The large gullet is where the bird derives its name - Dewlap. The ideal would be to start at a point on the beak where the feathering starts, on the underside of the lower beak, in a straight line down the neck as far as possible.
Hen are slightly smaller in size.
Strong, covering the back well, fitting tightly to the body. Should show strong wing butts, with flights resting on the tail. Strong, of good medium to long length,and clean legged. The body should be deep in the keel. This sometimes gives the appearance that the bird is thin in the breast, but it is not the case.