Consequently, all birds must conform to the Standard of Perfection drawings and descriptive requirements as closely as possible in every respect. Skull feathers starting at the wattle shall form a distinctive pompadour blending to a continuous gradual downward arch starting above the eye, and at the back of the head rapidly curve into the neck feathers. Throat shall be broad and full with as little undercut from beak into breast line as possible. Back shall slope at an angle of 45 degrees when standing in show station with a range not exceeding 5 degrees. Tail angle shall be 10 degrees below horizontal.
Wings blending into body feathers or being held away from body are undesirable.
Wing flights shall be held close to body and lay tightly over rump and tail. Wing coverts or saddle feathers shall cover the back and rump, extending as close to the tail as possible for symmetry. Shoulder shall be high to add to the square appearance of the bird. Round or droop shoulders are undesirable. Toes should be short, straight and chubby.