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American Singers Club, Inc.
Member
Northern Ohio
ASC 32
Member
Florida Canary Fanciers
Member
Lone Star State Canary Club
Member
National Colorbred Association
Member
Old Variety Canary Association
Member
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The ideal American Singer is 5 3/4 inches long measured
from the top of the head to the tip of the tail, or the tip of the beak to the
tip of the tail.
The angle of the bird when not singing is between 35 to 45
degrees from vertical. He should not have the roller hoop when standing in
position when singing.
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HEAD - Rounded, not too much dome
EYE - Round, well set
BEAK - Medium
NECK & THROAT - Full song
expansion
CARRIAGE - Lively, alert,
fearless
SHOULDER - Pronounced
BACK - Rounded, not too flat
WINGS - Medium
BREAST - Rounded and full
LEGS - Medium
THIGH - not much showing
TAIL - Medium, close
FEATHERS - Tight
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| This model was adopted by the American Singers
Club as the standard in 1943. |
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