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by paulie on 29 July 2009 - 15:07
Gustav, if you click on the Bitches name in the data base, you will see that there is absolutely no doubt as to her colour, look at her ancestors, ( and her progeny ).
by Gustav on 29 July 2009 - 23:07
Paulie, I never questioned whether she was sable, I didn't feel with that picture there was enough information to be sure. I have seen sables and black and tans that looked like that picture, so I kept my mouth shut because I was not sure and didn't want to step out there and mislead somebody else when I didn't know.....Glad the owner posted in...nice dog!
by hamza166 on 31 July 2009 - 08:07
ok thanks everyone
by kitkat3478 on 31 July 2009 - 14:07
My little puppy girl is a showline. She's just 6 months old.AND, she has got some "crazy" drive!!!!!!!
by newbee on 31 July 2009 - 14:07
This is in relation to the bitch stripe comments, rather than those about sables.
My male had a very black mantle and saddle, both of which developed the salt and pepper colouration after neutering. Entire males may have this colouration too, but there is enough anecdotal evidence to suggest that those males with very black saddles can develop a 'bitch stripe' after being castrated.
My male had a very black mantle and saddle, both of which developed the salt and pepper colouration after neutering. Entire males may have this colouration too, but there is enough anecdotal evidence to suggest that those males with very black saddles can develop a 'bitch stripe' after being castrated.
by Bob McKown on 31 July 2009 - 14:07
Rik:
That is a nice looking Sable pup you have pictured at a show, what are her lines and does she work?
That is a nice looking Sable pup you have pictured at a show, what are her lines and does she work?
by oso on 31 July 2009 - 15:07
I think Rik¿s is a male? Nice. Look at the front reach in the movement picture (I presume its the same dog?) Love the head on yours KitKAt! I do not know how to post a photo here (I never see the little box with mountains that people mention?) but my young showline sable with photo is here: www.pedigreedatabase.com/gsd/pedigree/559117.html.
by Peter Oja on 31 July 2009 - 17:07
Read the SV breed standards, They are talking about allowing plush coats also, it is a part of the breed, I have no problem allowing long hair, black, plush coats, ask Long as they are pure GSD, We have to remember that the Gene that created the breed comes from other breeds, once and a while that will pop up and we should accept it as a part of the breed.
We should also go back to the original BREED Survey to test for suitability of the dog, looks does not mean anything if the temperament is not there. This dog was not bread for looks it was bread for work, we should stay true to the origin.
Pete
We should also go back to the original BREED Survey to test for suitability of the dog, looks does not mean anything if the temperament is not there. This dog was not bread for looks it was bread for work, we should stay true to the origin.
Pete
by Watcher on 31 July 2009 - 18:07
oso:
When Image Properties box comes up you will see this
Image info - Link - Upload - Advanced
The above is 4 ways to display an image.
Most people would only use Link and Upload
Link = If the picture is on another website you would just post the URL for it.
How to get URL addresses of pictures on websites:
Right click on an image - Now click Properties (Always at the bottom)
Now you will see:
Protocol: HTTP
Type: JPEG
Address (URL) http:// nameofwebsite.com/etc/etc/etc/209329338.jpg
Size
Dimensions
To copy the Address:
Left click and drag your mouse from the .jpg to the http so basically you click and drag from right to left until the whole address is highlighted blue then just right click on the highlighted area and select copy.
Upload is if you have the picture on your computer:
Click - Browse and find the picture you want to upload - then double click the picture and press Send to server.
When Image Properties box comes up you will see this
Image info - Link - Upload - Advanced
The above is 4 ways to display an image.
Most people would only use Link and Upload
Link = If the picture is on another website you would just post the URL for it.
How to get URL addresses of pictures on websites:
Right click on an image - Now click Properties (Always at the bottom)
Now you will see:
Protocol: HTTP
Type: JPEG
Address (URL) http:// nameofwebsite.com/etc/etc/etc/209329338.jpg
Size
Dimensions
To copy the Address:
Left click and drag your mouse from the .jpg to the http so basically you click and drag from right to left until the whole address is highlighted blue then just right click on the highlighted area and select copy.
Upload is if you have the picture on your computer:
Click - Browse and find the picture you want to upload - then double click the picture and press Send to server.
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