CAFIB STANDARD
B) GREAT DANE MIXBREEDINGS:
1- Square figure, longilineous, long legged, long necked and with scarce dewlap at the throat. As a
result of short sternum, the lower line tucks up in a diagonal(herring thorax). Very big flank lap, even in
males. Firm joints and hard motion. Rump without inclination. Thin tail. Opened shoulders, going
onward and placed just under the neck.
2- Narrow head. Big and large nose. Not very deep head. Plain and flat skull small "stop" narrow and
thin ears, highly inserted. Eyes tending to blue. Long muzzle, with lower line parallel to the upper one.
3- Jet black color, mouse gray or bluish gray, gray, as basic color, with black spots, white with black
or gray spots, or with spots of these two colors. Low fur, with very thin hair, too close to the body.
DANE+FILA
C) ENGLISH MASTIFF MIXBREEDINGS:
1- Huge shape, tending to square. Straight back. Withers higher than the rump.
2- Full face, the head is wide, seeming narrow between the ears, which are small, in a "V" shape, thin,
highly inserted(practically at the top of the skull line), and almost always black. Globular forehead,
abrupt "stop", formed by the frontal bone. Wrinkled skin at forehead. Little outstanding occipital.
Viewed in profile, the muzzle length is half the skull length(1 to 2). Deep at the root, but less deep at the
tip, where the upper lip is not so deep. The fore line forms a right angle with the upper line and is
vertical. It may be inclined forwards, as a result of pincers shaped bite or inferior prognathism.
Prominent chin, resulting in an inclined fore line. Black mask.
3- Yellow apricot as a basic color, with too many large and egg shaped stripes put together, forming
black stains. They are so numerous that the visible parts of the basic color are practically of the same
width of the stains, giving a false idea of striped or a dark tigerlike color.
1- Square figure, longilineous, long legged, long necked and with scarce dewlap at the throat. As a
result of short sternum, the lower line tucks up in a diagonal(herring thorax). Very big flank lap, even in
males. Firm joints and hard motion. Rump without inclination. Thin tail. Opened shoulders, going
onward and placed just under the neck.
2- Narrow head. Big and large nose. Not very deep head. Plain and flat skull small "stop" narrow and
thin ears, highly inserted. Eyes tending to blue. Long muzzle, with lower line parallel to the upper one.
3- Jet black color, mouse gray or bluish gray, gray, as basic color, with black spots, white with black
or gray spots, or with spots of these two colors. Low fur, with very thin hair, too close to the body.
DANE+FILA
C) ENGLISH MASTIFF MIXBREEDINGS:
1- Huge shape, tending to square. Straight back. Withers higher than the rump.
2- Full face, the head is wide, seeming narrow between the ears, which are small, in a "V" shape, thin,
highly inserted(practically at the top of the skull line), and almost always black. Globular forehead,
abrupt "stop", formed by the frontal bone. Wrinkled skin at forehead. Little outstanding occipital.
Viewed in profile, the muzzle length is half the skull length(1 to 2). Deep at the root, but less deep at the
tip, where the upper lip is not so deep. The fore line forms a right angle with the upper line and is
vertical. It may be inclined forwards, as a result of pincers shaped bite or inferior prognathism.
Prominent chin, resulting in an inclined fore line. Black mask.
3- Yellow apricot as a basic color, with too many large and egg shaped stripes put together, forming
black stains. They are so numerous that the visible parts of the basic color are practically of the same
width of the stains, giving a false idea of striped or a dark tigerlike color.
THE FILA BRASILEIRO STANDARD
