Sentences with phrase «with sable colored»

The breed is known for being medium - sized with large perked ears, eyes of yellow, gray or blue, and with sable colored coats that vary from cream to golds and tans to black.

Not exact matches

Jumpstart the holiday with flare natural colored pants, open knit sable sweater, neutral leopard top, and of course, a creme straw hat.

Her Inauguration Day outfit, a pillbox hat and a fawn - colored wool coat with a sable collar over a matching wool dress, dazzled women around the globe, who rushed to find copies.

Both have aluminum alloy wheels, leather seats and front passenger seats with six - way power adjustments and manual seat recliners.Other features include illuminated driver and passenger vanity mirrors, illuminated entry system and leather - trimmed steering wheel.The models are available in four colors - carmine red, sapphire blue firemist, sable black and cotillion white.

When it comes to coat color, only sable and solid colors with some darker shading on the back and ears are accepted.

Accepted Sheltie colors include black, blue merle and sable with varying amounts of tan and white.

They are approximately 10 — 12 inches tall at the shoulder, weigh in around 30 pounds, and come in several colors, including red, sable, fawn, black and tan with or without white markings.

Coloring can differ between red, sable, fawn and tricolor, with or without while markings on the head, chest, muzzle, or belly.

Coat colors on both the rough and smooth variety include sable and white, tricolor of black, white and tan, blue merle or predominantly white with sable, tricolor, or blue merle markings.

AKC allows them in solid color outer coats in red, sable, fawn, black, and tan with or without white markings.

They are quite fluffy, and can come in colors of wheaten, black, wolf sable, «dirty» white, all white, or with a symmetrical white.

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.

But there are over 30 breeds of livestock guardian dogs, & most of them come in many other colors, including white but also black, black & tan, brindle, sable, agouti, particolor, ticked, gray, fawn, red, blue, liver, etc., & can be any of these with any varying degrees of white markings or no white at all.

The Japanese Chin's fine silky coat comes in white with colored patches, most often black, but sometimes red, yellow, orange, sable or brindle.

Its colors usually include sable, red, brindle, fawn, blue merle, black and brindle, and black and tan sometimes with white markings.

Please keep in mind when judging this breed, that color patterns occurring in breeds outside the Sporting group, such as brindle or sable, etc., are not described in the English Cocker Spaniel Breed Standard as they are neither parti - color (ticked, roaned, or open marked, with or without tan points) nor solid color (with or without tan points).

German Shepherds could be white, black, tan, grey, or have a sable saddle while King Shepherds can come in white and black colors and might also be a tan color with a hint of brown and black markings or they can be a grayish silver color with some hints of black on their coat.

black hairs mixed throughout the coat color (this is most easily seen when expressed in combination with a cream color Löwchen and is usually called a «cream sable»)

The sable is not a common pattern and is difficult to identify and describe - each hair is made up of two colors a red sable will have red hair with black tip.

Coat colors come in blue merle, sable, and black with various amounts of white and / or tan.

Colors are red, sable, black, tan, and fawn and may come with white markings on legs, chest, neck, and muzzle.

Beautiful sable boy with deep, rich mahogany color, a perfect face, thick partial white collar, four white feet and a white tail tip!

It is true, that, left alone to reproduce naturally, purebred dogs would probably become homogenized into a prototypical pariah dog — about 45 pounds in weight, 18 - 20 inches tall, yellow or sable colored, with upright ears and a long, slightly curled tail — similar to the Dingo of Australia, Canaan Dog of Israel or Carolina Dogs of the Southeastern US.

Four colors are allowed: sable and white, tricolor (black with white and tan markings), blue merle, and white (which is predominantly white with colored patches.)

Permissible colors are red, sable, brindle, blue merle, or black with or without tan or blue brindle points.

Allowed colors are: single color — red or black (although not desirable) and red sable; two colored — black, chocolate, gray, and white each with tan markings.

Sable German Shepherd Chloe Chloe is 10 months old she is a sable color and loves playing outside with sticks and empty plastic bottles she also has some Kong toys.

Acceptable colors are red, sable, fawn, black and tan, with or without white markings.

Acceptable colors are white with any combination of lemon, orange, black, sable, tricolor or grizzle.

Acceptable colors include black, blue merle and sable, marked with varying amounts of white and / or tan.

Eiko Ferguson Robas is a German Shepherd with beautiful red / black / sable coloring.

Border Collies come in a variety of colors from red, merle, gold, and sable but are most iconically black with white markings on the ears and chest.

Black sable hairs are common on tan dogs and are typically dense at birth and lessen with maturity (see page 3: SABLE) Tan is not a dilute color as all tan dogs have black noses and eye sable hairs are common on tan dogs and are typically dense at birth and lessen with maturity (see page 3: SABLE) Tan is not a dilute color as all tan dogs have black noses and eye SABLE) Tan is not a dilute color as all tan dogs have black noses and eye rims.

(Red includes all shades of sable, lemon or orange) or tricolour (Black and white with reddish tan points) As of 11 November 2011, the colors not listed in the breed standard [3] are grounds for disqualification in competitions.

Smith's paintings are made freehand with a variety of small sable brushes without the use of tape to mask the edges of the areas of color.