Sentences with phrase «brindle boxer»

The dog's name is Leo and he is a brindle boxer mix.

Snickers is a two - year - old brindle boxer.

Dad is a yellow lab and mom is a brindle boxer.

She is pictured with her 4 year old brindle boxer, Bella, that was rescued from one of the local shelters.

Anyway, I just figured she was a foster parent for the animals until one day out of nowhere my brindle boxer went missing.

Fawn and Brindle boxers can be «Plain» or «Flashy».

You've all seen brindled Boxers and Whippets, so I need not describe this except to say it is genetically dominant, and if neither parent is brindle, the pups can not possible acquire it.

Not exact matches

Greyhounds, Boxers, French Bulldogs, and Presa Canarios all come in brindle colorations but brindle colored dogs often get labeled as Pit Bulls, even if the dogs do not have one ounce of bully DNA in their blood.

Boxers are usually medium in size, and have coats that are normally short, smooth, and fawn or brindled.

Some boxers have so much brindle that it's sometimes referred to as «reverse brindle».

Hailing from Germany, Boxers are well known for their short - haired brindle colors.

Among the more sought after Boxers are the «brindles.»

This handsome boxer mix has a striking brindle coat and is 5 years old.

The American Kennel Club lists specific boxer coat colors as fawn and brindle.

Some boxers are classified as «reverse brindles,» where the dark hairs are the predominant appearance, with fawn coloring a minor or background part of the coat color.

The gene responsible for white in boxers is not a color gene but a marking gene, which means that a white boxer would be fawn or brindle if the white was not present.

Boxers come in colors like brindle or fawn with white markings on the face, chest, legs, and feet.

Crossbreeding with the English bulldog helped to make the dog smaller, and today, the boxer is a medium - sized, though still well - muscled and bluntly muzzled dog of usually fawn or brindle color.

The boxer is a powerful, athletic dog with a short, sleek coat, often fawn or brindle in color.

Boxers are often brown, brindle, or white and may have spots of different colors on them.

Some boxer registries prefer the term «seal» to «sealed brindle» because brindle, by the breed standard, must contain some red or fawn.

Betty is a gorgeous, brindle, boxer / pit mix.

AKC — Disqualifications Boxers that are any color other than fawn or brindle.

* See Boxer breed standard, where it states: Faults: Colour: Boxers with white or black ground colour, or entirely white or black or any other colour than fawn or brindle.

The other common color is brindle and white, patterned in the same ways that fawn and white boxers are.

Brindle is seen in Boerboels, Danes, Boxers, Greyhounds, and numerous others.