What does each club give for Altura a la cruz in the Treeing Tennessee Brindle?

UKC, Male: 45.7–61 cm; UKC, Female: 40.6–55.9 cm.

Treeing Tennessee Brindle breed standards compared

Each column is one club's published standard. An empty cell means the club says nothing on that point in our records.

Clubs compared: UKC.

Size
Measure	UKC
Altura a la cruz, male	45.7–61 cm
Altura a la cruz, female	40.6–55.9 cm

Conformation
Form	UKC
Inserción de las orejasAlta	Estándar (“The short or medium ears are set high”)
Inserción de los ojosProminentes	Estándar (“The dark, expressive eyes are prominent”)
Línea superiorHorizontal	Estándar (“The back is straight and strong”)
Longitud de la colaMedia	Estándar (“The tail is medium length”)
PiesPie de gato	Estándar (“round, compact feet ... (cat feet)”)
Espolones anterioresPresentes	Alternativo (“Dewclaws are permitted”)
PechoAncho	Estándar (“The chest is broad and deep”)
PechoProfundo	Estándar (“The chest is broad and deep”)

Markings
Marking	UKC
Mancha en el pecho	Alternativo (“A small amount of white on the breast or feet is acceptable”)
Calzado bajo	Alternativo (“A small amount of white on the breast or feet is acceptable”)

What each club's breed standard says about every Treeing Tennessee Brindle color and pattern. Point at a ruling to see the club's own wording.

Breed standards describe the Treeing Tennessee Brindle in Negro y Blanco. Standard patterns: Atigrado y Atigrado inverso.

Pelaje: rulings by club
Color or pattern	AKC	UKC
Negro	Estándar (“Black”)	Estándar (“black with brindle trim”)
Blanco	No ruling	Estándar (“A small amount of white on the breast or feet is acceptable”)
Albino	No ruling	Descalificante (“Albinism”)
Patterns
Atigrado	Estándar (“Brindle”)	Estándar (“brindle or black with brindle trim”)
Atigrado inverso	Estándar (“Brindle”)	Estándar (“brindle or black with brindle trim”)

Ojos: rulings by club
Color or pattern	UKC
Marrón oscuro	Estándar (“The dark, expressive eyes”)

Estándar: Described by the club's breed standard.
Descalificante: The club's breed standard disqualifies an animal of this color or pattern.

How a Treeing Tennessee Brindle's colors can change over its life.

Each ruling comes from the club's published breed standard or color list.