Several animals of this color were imported, but it is not at all common now. The animal is black with white under the body. Often a black Alpine with the white markings found on a Toggenburg is call sundgau also.
Kickadee Hill Duke of Earl	Sundgau (sundgow)
	This is a name that has developed in this country for the Alpine that has white frontquarters and brown or grey hindquarters. In some parts of the country this is also called cou blanc, but it is felt that the name should refer to only the black and white Alpines. Two-tone chamoisee could also be an Alpine with tan front quarters and brown hindquarters.
GCH Waiilatpu Jim Tapestry 7*M	TWO-TONE CHAMOISEE
	A solid chamoisee broken with another color by being banded or splashed
GCH Chateau Briant's Bobbi-Jo 5*M	BROKEN CHAMOISEE
	An animal that does not fit the above groups might often be referred to as "pied". Any spotted animal may be listed as pied. The coloring and spots should be described
Stump Hollow F & B Harleguin 4*M	PIED

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