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:confused: Does Bently's ( my breeders dog) color seem strage?

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I don't mean bad, I like it, just different. He is the only dog of that color that they know of. One of a kind. I think. :shy:

I am able to view the pic...His coloring is very different- very pretty!

I can't see it either. I wonder why some can & some can't.

He looks totally cute to me!!!

Terry, mom of Dori and Ellie Mae

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I know he's cute, but his coloring is... different... in a good way.

Don't you think so?

His coloring is beautiful. Almost like a Norwich or a Norfolk.

Mike

I love his coloring. In the photo he shows a lot of red with some dark markings on his mask. Is that photo pretty true? He's very handsome!!

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Yes, I have met Bently, and that is what he looks like.

I love his coloring!! What a handsome little man.

I love the coloring too! Scout has some of that deep red hair coming in...maybe she will look like this soon? Who knows.......ya never do with a Cairn!

He almost looks like you used a little henna on his mane! Is this a kind of red brindle? I think he's lovely. :wub:

The color is beautiful. It is different from most Cairn's pictured here. A breeder I spoke with last summer was very excited to be planning on mating one of her females with a red male. I believe the pups are to be born sometime this spring. It's a very striking color. I love it.

MAKE it a GREAT day!!! :D

Marge

I agree that he is gorgeous. What's so great about the Cairn is that there is so much diversity in the coat coloring....only color not allowed is white.

I've always wanted one of mine to start showing some dark brindle to their coats.

Very unique coloring. I LOVE it!!

Cathy

Cathy and Piper

Beautiful coloring but indeed not something that is seen very often. Savannah is getting some red in on her back. I think the dogs with the red are beautiful. We were originally looking for a red Cairn but found that they tend to be much more expensive (at least in my part of the country).

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I went to visit the and take some 2 week old puppy pictures and took Sugar to get some grooming lessons this past weekend. While I was there she let me visit with one of her males that she thought I would like. He is black but his undercoat is red. His mask was black like midnight.

I think they can really come out any color since most of them started as dark you could breed two reds and come out with a dark or mixed color.

Liz

Rebel, Hammurabi, Sugar, Dirty Harry, Paint, Duncan and Saffron

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The color is beautiful. It is different from most Cairn's pictured here. A breeder I spoke with last summer was very excited to be planning on mating one of her females with a red male. I believe the pups are to be born sometime this spring. It's a very striking color. I love it.

MAKE it a GREAT day!!! :D

Marge

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Scout has been getting alot of red hair on her, especially around her chin. It's a wierd red.

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You can see the "copper like" color around her chin and the side of her muzzle. The rest of her hair has tons of red under this coat. Spring is going to be interesting!

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You can see it better in this picture. I wonder if she will turn this color all over??

Shoe I don't really know, but I see that red in the muzzle in lots of dogs. I tend to think it's something not really related to the change in coat colors that brindles so often go through. Maybe similar to the discoloration that you see on white dogs around their mouths sometimes.

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Marge and Toto -- Allie and I are in Minneapolis, and we got Allie from a breeder in Loyal, Wisconsin. She's a red brindle with lots of red underneath the blackt op coat. Maybe some of our dogs are related?

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