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One of the most special attributes of the Icelandic dog is his color. To embrace the diffrenent approaches and keep the
varity alive, the "Orignial-Color" shows how the dog was registered, often in their original language.
The "Color-Group" shows which main color group the dog belongs to with two important rules: White is always part of the color, and dogs
which are black are always registered as tricolor dogs.