Himalayan Disqualifications

When evaluating, choosing stock, culling, etc. one of the things you should always keep in mind are the various disqualifications of your specific breed.  For Himalayans, there are several detailed within the Standard.
On this particular breed here are the disqualifications to look out for (please note that ALL accepted breeds are subject to the ARBA general dq's as well as the breed specific ones):
1) Smut on the usable portion of the pelt.  This includes the stomach area.
2) Martenization of markings.  This is characterized by white lacing on the ears and muzzle, as well as a white underside of the tail.  The markings may also be mottled in color.
3) White spots in the colored areas (points).  This is more of an ARBA general dq.  In solid-colored animals (which Himalayans are considered) white spots are not allowed.
4) Presence of a dewlap.  Himalayans are among the breeds that do not allow a dewlap.
5) White or mismatched toenails.  Solid colored animals should have dark/colored toenails and they should match.  
6) Missing toenails.  This is characterized as a nail that is completely missing or too short to determine toenail color.