It is one of the reasons (and only 1 of many reasons) that I absolutely trust you! Thank you my friend! PS i love the Merle!
Although I agree 100% that any colour/markings (or anything) that is associated with health issues should not be bred in, I am going to have to respectfully agree to disagree on the colours like...
more Fabulous perspective. Thanks for sharing. And good for you for speaking out.
Great post...I love all the colors but it is very hard to find those that stay their original colors and not fade/dilute.
young, what are you talking about!!!:)
Wow, I really expected to get blasted, instead I got best wishes so I really want to thank you all and also thank you for letting me get that off my chest. No offense was intended against anyone and...
more is your personal point of view. :+) It does not matter if I agee or not, I think it is very important to have one and express it maturely. Walking on eggs and tip-toeing through the tulips trying not ...
more like chocolate, red and black. But only the darkest of them, so without the fading. I read somewhere that there is a dillute gene, which could be maybe tested ? Is there a DNA test to determine...
more If we didn't have our own opinions and preferences all of the dogs would look the same! To each his/her own really! I personally like the color variation and have issues with other things going on in ...
more parti was also viewed this same way because it was different and I am sure that there are those breeders that are still not huge fans. Obviously, I love the parti but I also think that diversity is...
more Well, my particular opinion aside, I don't see how we can say these colors are to be avoided since they are all common colors and patterns of the parent breeds of the ALD. I had a phantom cocker...
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