picture of the new addition (terrier)

[Guest SJM]

Just to add at the end of the day colour shouldnt matter in a working dog, nor should the name given to it. I register blue and tan pups as black and tan just because I know it pisses off the frumpy show people and gives them something to moan and stress over The saying a good dog is never a bad colour is very true

[Guest oneredtrim]

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Edited February 14, 2008 by oneredtrim

[Dawn B 212]

Blue & tan is the usual black & tan as in the GSD, it just looks blue because of the agouti banding that's common in wire haired breeds.

[landrover 6]

our two were black and tan when they were born, then went to grizzle as they got older (6-12 months)

and now

[Dawn B 212]

Yes most are born very dark and often mistaken for blues, nice pups!

[Guest SJM]

I will second that, cracking pups

[landrover 6]

THANKS FOR THE KIND COMMENTS.

[bucknut 1]

many thanks for the comments.

 

i've already got two adult bitch borders

one is not a grafter - not interested and has become a family pet. the other the mother of these is a great worker but im unsure which pup to keep? the dark bitch show is a character but not as spunky as her sister a little red bitch. its either one or the other that comes out of box first to see me as i arrive. all six fight on with each other but how can you tell? i dont want another dog wasting kennel space?

 

any advice please.