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by aceofspades on 30 August 2010 - 22:08
Hey, that's neat. Once all of his guard hairs are in I may just try that.
by Jenni78 on 30 August 2010 - 22:08
MW- yep, and thank you. That's Aria at about 6mos.
Ace, could you just have a black who's showing bleeding now?
Ace, could you just have a black who's showing bleeding now?
by Jenni78 on 30 August 2010 - 22:08
SP- what are you talking about? Lost me. 'Splain please.
by Myracle on 30 August 2010 - 22:08
You'd have to be following the absurdity on the general topic board to get the reference Jenni.
by Jenni78 on 30 August 2010 - 22:08
Oh. I've been following my one year old all day. LOL. That's been absurd as well.
by Dog1 on 30 August 2010 - 22:08
by JakodaCD OA on 30 August 2010 - 22:08
what gorgeous dogs everyone has posted! Here is my sable Masi, she's 2.5 yrs old.
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by Ryanhaus on 31 August 2010 - 00:08
Virgo von Ryan pictured at 2 years old>grey or silver sable.....
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Theo Von Ryan 4 years old>I call it blanket sable.....
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9months old>Olivia von der Ryanhaus>black sable
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by Jenni78 on 31 August 2010 - 00:08
I got it, SP. I looked at the other train wreck.
Sable is sable. Some are darker than others. Simple. Aria is a very dark sable w/reddish undercoat, if you really want to go nuts with it. I like to look at their pink papers for official word- and it looks like SABLE IS SABLE. The only remarks are sometimes you will see comments pertaining to wolf gray and how dark their features are. I find that the people arguing over color description typically are too concerned with the color and not concerned enough about the DOG. Just an observation.
A wolf gray sable I like is Miya vom Linmarc.
Sable is sable. Some are darker than others. Simple. Aria is a very dark sable w/reddish undercoat, if you really want to go nuts with it. I like to look at their pink papers for official word- and it looks like SABLE IS SABLE. The only remarks are sometimes you will see comments pertaining to wolf gray and how dark their features are. I find that the people arguing over color description typically are too concerned with the color and not concerned enough about the DOG. Just an observation.
A wolf gray sable I like is Miya vom Linmarc.
by darylehret on 31 August 2010 - 00:08
To the gene gurus,
Does the graying gene in dun horses have a complimentary gene in the GSD?
I don't believe so, but the "dun factor" is a separate gene from the gray, sort of like the arm bars and toe penciling we see on sables and bicolors, and affects other horse colorations, such as my favorite, "buckskin dun".
BTW, I wasn't joking about the "comb tooth" sable, that's a very distinct feature on that dog, appearing kind of like a thumbprint of black sable stripes on his coat, and nothing to do with a brush or comb being used. My dogs are lucky if I brush them once or twice a year, only if they're shedding terribly.
Does the graying gene in dun horses have a complimentary gene in the GSD?
I don't believe so, but the "dun factor" is a separate gene from the gray, sort of like the arm bars and toe penciling we see on sables and bicolors, and affects other horse colorations, such as my favorite, "buckskin dun".
BTW, I wasn't joking about the "comb tooth" sable, that's a very distinct feature on that dog, appearing kind of like a thumbprint of black sable stripes on his coat, and nothing to do with a brush or comb being used. My dogs are lucky if I brush them once or twice a year, only if they're shedding terribly.
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