[ SHOWGSD-L ] Re: black to skin
- From: GrnRam415@xxxxxxx
- To: kennadale@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx, showgsd-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 12 Nov 2005 13:58:02 EST
Ok, back to a question someone else asked (sorry, can't remember who) Bitches
do seem to get that ticking along the back. Dogs seem to maintain the black
in the saddle. Dogs as young as 3 yrs old, tend to get some grey on the chin.
If these are not disqualifying faults, why is there a need to enhance?
Someone else said the enhancement of the ticking along the back, presents a
more
solid line. Sorry, paraphrasing. But, I don't get that concept. I don't see
how ticking can give a rolling effect. Maybe I am dumb, but I sure don't look
at the color of a dog when I am watching he/she move. JMHO
Laura Thomas
http://www.treasureranchgsds.com/
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