avenging hoof. Again designed to contribute to its agility, its feet are oval with strong pads
and well-arched toes.
It must have a dense undercoat to keep it warm. Its topcoat must lie straight and flat. To do
the job that is required of it, the Pembroke must be a sound mover. Its fluid action must
incorporate plenty of reach from the forelegs with equivalent drive and push from the hind legs.
For a dog of its size, it should cover a great deal of ground in a single stride. The most common
colour of red (with or without white markings) can range from light honey gold to a deep
mahogany red. The red may have black tips to it, this coat pattern being known as sable.
The Pembroke may also be a very glamourous black, red & white.
