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ive met a dogman that wouldnt own an all or mostly white dog. according to him they were mostly curs or just plain couldnt fight. back in the day, OFRN dogs were coveted because they were thought to be more game than other strains of APBT. and i know that blue pits were at one time considered a genetic defect to be culled. honestly i dont know if any of this is true. i think the blue dogs are prettiest but theyre almost always ambully and i dont choose a dog for looks, i pick personality. but my wife goes on looks so i sometimes have to compromise.
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Thanks for all your responses. This made the thread a very interesting read. Personally, the dark colored dogs will always be my favorite since they tend to highlight the hard qualities of the dog. A lighter colored dog tends to remind me too much of poodles and other suburban dogs, but that is just my opinion. I love them all and working ability>temperament>color in that order.
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I love the blues, obviously. After my Weimaraner passed I told myself I'd stear clear due to the skin problems she had but I just couldn't resist when I laid eyes on Luna's brother. He had the perfect temperment and such a great dog. I got in contact with the breeder as soon as I could and ended up with exactly what I wanted.
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On Luna? She has bumps on her chin. The vet told me last week when we had her in to be spayed that she thought it was allergies. Her brother and sister also have chin bumps so I'm doubting the allergy thing.
My Weim had bumpy scabs from the back of her neck to the base of her spine. We spent thousands of dollars trying to cure her, poor girl (RIP). |
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On Luna? She has bumps on her chin. The vet told me last week when we had her in to be spayed that she thought it was allergies. Her brother and sister also have chin bumps so I'm doubting the allergy thing. Ike gets bumps here and there on his jowels/chin. Vet thinks it is caused by bacteria from sneaking a drink out of the toilet when the kids forget to close the door. We just wipe them with cotton balls and Witch Hazel and they go away pretty fast. Other than the old AB lines, I tend to avoid white dogs because so many are deaf and I need a dog that can hear me rant so I think at least someone cares about my opinions. |
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Poor Weim! I looked into a Weim before we got our dogs but the hubby didn't like them because they all look alike. I liked them, but... Deafness of white dogs is more common in collies or other herding breeds and I think in Boxers as well. |
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I chose amstaff not because of color, but because I CANNOT freaking stand to look at a conformationally incorrect dog. It drives me insane. It's not that I don't love em, my b/f's dog now has horrific knees and I love him to death, but it just is like a weird OCD tick that goes off in my head: "his knees aren't right, his knees aren't right..."
Anywho... I am partial to brindles. Seal is my second favorite color. Red is a pretty nice color, especially mahogany, but they've got to have the dark nose or they look too fleshy. |
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ive met a dogman that wouldnt own an all or mostly white dog. according to him they were mostly curs or just plain couldnt fight. back in the day, OFRN dogs were coveted because they were thought to be more game than other strains of APBT. and i know that blue pits were at one time considered a genetic defect to be culled. honestly i dont know if any of this is true. i think the blue dogs are prettiest but theyre almost always ambully and i dont choose a dog for looks, i pick personality. but my wife goes on looks so i sometimes have to compromise. |
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