Dairy Strength

• A wide muzzle and open nostrils for high food intake and ability to chew cud
• Good spring of rib for capacity
• A strong front end to walk long distances

Rump

• Wide rear pins for calving ease
• A good slope to the rump to ensure easy walking and calving ease
• Strong loin to hold up the udder, organs and developing foetus

Feet & Legs

• Clean, flat bones to produce calcium
• Good feet and legs and a well-balanced walk
• Rear legs that move comfortably past the udder

Mammary System

• A balanced and symmetrical udder
• A strong ligament to maintain udder shape
• A snugly-attached udder to produce milk for many years
• Correct teat placement and length
• High and wide rear udder attachment for plenty of capacity
• Firm and smooth fore udder attachment