Noble Fur's

" Charles "

Junior Broken Castor Buck

Here's a little advise to breeding castors, that I use in my herd - once again it is my OPINION.

I am brand new to the castor variety.  I will comment once I get a feel for the color more.

According to the Standards of Perfection

A castor surface color of the body is to be an evenly distributed rich reddish chestnut brown that is lightly tipped with black.  The intermediate band color is to be a rich rufus red clearly defined over a band of the under color back should be equal.  Surface color of the belly is to be white to creamy tan, clearly defined over slate-blue under color.  The chest, head, outside of ears, and upper side of tail is to match the boy surface color.  ears are to be laced in black.  eye circles, nostrils and jowls are to be white to creamy tan.  Surface color on the underside of the tail is to be white to creamy tan.  Surface color on the underside of the tail is to match the surface color of the belly.  Toenails are to be dark.  Eyes - brown.

Faults - Surface color is too light, too dark, uneven, or gray in appearance; barred feet; indistinct ring color; cut severely for failure to show slate-blue under color on the belly.