Sentences with phrase «fawn coated dog»

Spanish farmers on the Canary Islands first relied on these fawn coated dogs to look after their livestock.

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Height: 27 to 30 inches Weight: 120 to 220 pounds Short - haired coats in brindle, apricot and fawn colors with black face mask The world's heaviest dog on record was a Mastiff weighing 343 pounds

The condition is associated with individuals who have what is called «dilute» color, and is most commonly seen in dogs with a blue or fawn coat.

Hereditary condition affecting dogs with blue (diluted black) or fawn coat colors; more common in Dobermans, Dachshunds, Great Danes, Yorkshire Terriers, Whippets, and Greyhounds

The Belgian Malinois is a light, graceful, square - built dog covered in a short, straight, weather - resistant coat that can come in fawn, red and mahogany — with or without black tips.

The coat can be long (on mountain dogs) or short (on steppe dogs) and comes in white, gray, fawn, cream and tan, with or without white markings.

This dog carries two copies of ky which allows for the expression of the agouti gene (A locus) which can result in a variety of coat colors including sable / fawn, tricolor, tan points, black or brown.

Dogs with one or two copies of KB will not express agouti coat colors (sable / fawn, tricolor, black and tan, or tan points) and their coat color would be solid in pigmented areas as determined by the E and B genes.

Usually, these dogs have a Labrador's head and a well built, compact body, with coats in various colors, ranging from black or brown, through to chocolate and fawn, on to golden, cream, and even red.

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

A TYPICAL YEAR OLD LION DOG c. 1923 C.R. Edmonds, Farmer's Weekly, February 7, 1923) Height — 24 inches at the shoulder Weight — 60 lb Colour — Tawny, fawn or brindle Coat — short and hard Tail — Longish and thick, free from feather and carried low (Note: two breeders have advised the writer that considerable difficulty is experienced in the tail as at times varying lengths of tail occur in the same litter, some being only six to seven inches long like a docked dog, others with a kink like a Bulldog and others with long tails as describDOG c. 1923 C.R. Edmonds, Farmer's Weekly, February 7, 1923) Height — 24 inches at the shoulder Weight — 60 lb Colour — Tawny, fawn or brindle Coat — short and hard Tail — Longish and thick, free from feather and carried low (Note: two breeders have advised the writer that considerable difficulty is experienced in the tail as at times varying lengths of tail occur in the same litter, some being only six to seven inches long like a docked dog, others with a kink like a Bulldog and others with long tails as describdog, others with a kink like a Bulldog and others with long tails as described.

These large dogs can have a variety of coat colors and their short, close coats are generally fawn, brindle, blue, black, harlequin, or mantle in color.

Genetically, these dogs are either fawn or brindle, with excessive white markings over the base coat color.

These dogs may have coats in black, fawn, red, tri-colored, or sable, and they usually have white markings.

This fawn or dark coated dog descends from the Canis Pugnax, used in Roman times for warfare.

The dog is tall (about 70 cm or 28 inches at the shoulders), thin (usually less than 25 kilos, or about 50 pounds), with a thin skin and short coat that is usually red or fawn.

The French Mastiff's coat is short and surprisingly soft for such a large dog, and it ranges in color from light fawn to red fawn.

Many breed standards state that the dogs should have dark brown eyes, but in some of those breeds acceptable coat colors include brown (variously described as liver, chocolate or red) or dilute (as in blue or fawn Dobermans or any Weimeraner.)

A dog with two variant copies of the MLPH gene will have a blue, charcoal, Isabella (lilac) or fawn coat color depending on the other coat color genes present in the individual.

The eye color generally matches that of the coat: slate - grey dogs have dark brown eyes; brown dogs have brown to amber colored eyes; blue dogs have grey colored eyes; fawn dogs have amber - hazel colored eyes.

Common coat colors include the black and tan markings typical of the German shepherd dog along with some black and fawn specimens.

He's a striking dog with blue eyes and a beautiful fawn - colored coat.

The dogs that lack the specific dominant E allele for those dark coats will have hair limited to the various shades of red / tan / fawn («yellow»).

When we refer to that yellow or red - fawn coat color in the Boerboel and many other similarly - colored breeds, we could include the white - marked dogs that have portions of their colored coat replaced with white markings (patches where pigment is lacking).