Sentences with phrase «differences in coat color»

Thus we have slight differences in coat color variation between Arctic wolf, Malamute, sable German Shepherd Dog, and others that more resemble wolves and each other than do the phenotypically distant breeds.

Black and yellow labs may also have these dilution genes, but the difference in their coat color isn't as dramatic as it is with the chocolate.

Not exact matches

The study reveals that the diversity of coat colors in horses has been strongly affected by cultural differences since their initial domestication around 3,500 BC.

This orange coat I'm wearing has made such a huge difference to the way I see color in winter and I'm looking forward to adding more hues to my wardrobe.

As noted above, although the only real difference between the four types of Belgian shepherds is coat type and color, the AKC registers three of the four types as separate breeds and enrolls the rough - coated variety in its Foundation Stock Service without full recognition.

They come in many beautiful coats and colors, but the differences between cats are subtle compared to the differences between dogs.

However, a few characteristic differences can be observed in kittens as young as five weeks old — genital spacing, coat color, and behavior — indicating their sex.

However, some breeders consider these «differences» to be unsound generalizations and that American standards should be updated to reflect the breed's standard in its country of origin, i.e. France, where black has become an acceptable coat color since 1956 while it is still considered a fault in America.

«Analyses of aggression due to handling, as well as aggression displayed during veterinarian visits, showed little difference among coat colors in these settings,» the authors wrote.

Although it might sound hard to believe, the color of a dog or cat's coat can make a difference in whether or not that pet gets a home.

The researchers concluded that there may be some truth in the contention that the almost exclusively female calico tends to be hard to handle, but recognizes that while «coat colors may be associated with aggressive behavior in the cat... the differences are relatively minor.»