steve2 7 Posted February 12, 2010 Author Report Share Posted February 12, 2010 The chocolate colour is a recessive fualty gene, both parents must carry the same fault. Its time to give up lads when you are more interested in the colour than the graft. I would never keep a chocolate dog again given the choice, to much is being made of it as a fashion item at the minute. I know you've had chocolate before but it does boil my piss this colour thing. every body has ther own preference i have all sorts of dogs russels patts chocs blacks for alot of years it makes no difference when it comes to working i didnt want a debate on this as when chocs are mentions thats all that happens i simply wanted to no if any body had a bitch like that for sale ! Quote Link to post
ACEPACK 5 Posted February 13, 2010 Report Share Posted February 13, 2010 The chocolate colour is a recessive fualty gene, both parents must carry the same fault. Its time to give up lads when you are more interested in the colour than the graft. I would never keep a chocolate dog again given the choice, to much is being made of it as a fashion item at the minute. I know you've had chocolate before but it does boil my piss this colour thing. every body has ther own preference i have all sorts of dogs russels patts chocs blacks for alot of years it makes no difference when it comes to working i didnt want a debate on this as when chocs are mentions thats all that happens i simply wanted to no if any body had a bitch like that for sale ! Steve this is a litter with choclates in them Dam Black bitch Nuttall , Sire Brown choclate Nuttalls, but if you look closely it threw 3 light light brown. Quote Link to post
goldfinch2007 2,331 Posted February 13, 2010 Report Share Posted February 13, 2010 are they your pups acepack? Quote Link to post
ACEPACK 5 Posted February 13, 2010 Report Share Posted February 13, 2010 are they your pups acepack? Yes Goldfinch a week old she had 8 6 dogs and 2 bitches 1 dog died yesterday a new it would happen though!! Quote Link to post
topscaff 4 Posted February 13, 2010 Report Share Posted February 13, 2010 are they your pups acepack? Yes Goldfinch a week old she had 8 6 dogs and 2 bitches 1 dog died yesterday a new it would happen though!! nice litter of pups you have there,nice ta see a few more pics in a couple of weeks acepack? Quote Link to post
steve2 7 Posted February 13, 2010 Author Report Share Posted February 13, 2010 The chocolate colour is a recessive fualty gene, both parents must carry the same fault. Its time to give up lads when you are more interested in the colour than the graft. I would never keep a chocolate dog again given the choice, to much is being made of it as a fashion item at the minute. I know you've had chocolate before but it does boil my piss this colour thing. every body has ther own preference i have all sorts of dogs russels patts chocs blacks for alot of years it makes no difference when it comes to working i didnt want a debate on this as when chocs are mentions thats all that happens i simply wanted to no if any body had a bitch like that for sale ! Steve this is a litter with choclates in them Dam Black bitch Nuttall , Sire Brown choclate Nuttalls, but if you look closely it threw 3 light light brown. nice litter you got ther. you got any pictures of the dam and sire cheers pal Quote Link to post
dog fox 16 Posted February 14, 2010 Report Share Posted February 14, 2010 if both parents are good working dogs with plenty of digs behind them cant see what the problem is, as to many breed for the colour and the money ,and is about time someone bred a good working line of chocs ,i know not all will make the grade but its personal choice ive had a few black uns that never made it either and if he,s breeding for his own use go for it ....jmo....about time someone did it the wright way Quote Link to post
rock 64 Posted February 14, 2010 Report Share Posted February 14, 2010 nice litter Quote Link to post
ACEPACK 5 Posted February 14, 2010 Report Share Posted February 14, 2010 The chocolate colour is a recessive fualty gene, both parents must carry the same fault. Its time to give up lads when you are more interested in the colour than the graft. I would never keep a chocolate dog again given the choice, to much is being made of it as a fashion item at the minute. I know you've had chocolate before but it does boil my piss this colour thing. every body has ther own preference i have all sorts of dogs russels patts chocs blacks for alot of years it makes no difference when it comes to working i didnt want a debate on this as when chocs are mentions thats all that happens i simply wanted to no if any body had a bitch like that for sale ! Steve this is a litter with choclates in them Dam Black bitch Nuttall , Sire Brown choclate Nuttalls, but if you look closely it threw 3 light light brown. nice litter you got ther. you got any pictures of the dam and sire cheers pal Steve to be 100% honest and that's what i am, It was a mistake breeding i work away from hone for most of the week and the we bitch for some reason had come into season that was her third that year dont know how but it happened, Never the less there here, but to be honest i would rather give them to my close friends, as it is there is 4 booked now but people are right colour dose not matter most importantly they must graft or they'll not be in my kennells. will try and attach pictures. Quote Link to post
ACEPACK 5 Posted February 14, 2010 Report Share Posted February 14, 2010 The chocolate colour is a recessive fualty gene, both parents must carry the same fault. Its time to give up lads when you are more interested in the colour than the graft. I would never keep a chocolate dog again given the choice, to much is being made of it as a fashion item at the minute. I know you've had chocolate before but it does boil my piss this colour thing. every body has ther own preference i have all sorts of dogs russels patts chocs blacks for alot of years it makes no difference when it comes to working i didnt want a debate on this as when chocs are mentions thats all that happens i simply wanted to no if any body had a bitch like that for sale ! Steve this is a litter with choclates in them Dam Black bitch Nuttall , Sire Brown choclate Nuttalls, but if you look closely it threw 3 light light brown. nice litter you got ther. you got any pictures of the dam and sire cheers pal Steve to be 100% honest and that's what i am, It was a mistake breeding i work away from hone for most of the week and the we bitch for some reason had come into season that was her third that year dont know how but it happened, Never the less there here, but to be honest i would rather give them to my close friends, as it is there is 4 booked now but people are right colour dose not matter most importantly they must graft or they'll not be in my kennells. will try and attach pictures. Sorry could not put the sire up there for some reason, try again. Quote Link to post
Guest AngelicAcid Posted February 14, 2010 Report Share Posted February 14, 2010 My bitch in the top pic comes in 3 season a year as well, dont know how, but she is like that. The dogs on this thread are a credit to yous all. Quote Link to post
antsa 40 Posted February 14, 2010 Report Share Posted February 14, 2010 quote name='busterdog' date='12 February 2010 - 08:01 PM' timestamp='1266004885' post='1438389'] The chocolate colour is a recessive fualty gene, both parents must carry the same fault. Its time to give up lads when you are more interested in the colour than the graft. I would never keep a chocolate dog again given the choice, to much is being made of it as a fashion item at the minute. I know you've had chocolate before but it does boil my piss this colour thing. [ Quote Link to post
jimmy 76 Posted February 14, 2010 Report Share Posted February 14, 2010 so busterdog why would you never keep a choc dog again? they have as much chance as working as any other colour be it black, red , or b&t i no of a few right good hard choc dogs Quote Link to post
brenda 2 Posted February 14, 2010 Report Share Posted February 14, 2010 The chocolate colour is a recessive fualty gene, both parents must carry the same fault. Its time to give up lads when you are more interested in the colour than the graft.to much is being made of it as a fashion item at the minute. but it does boil my piss this colour thing. But is there any difference now busterdog than years ago when you mate N.S was doing the same thing? Quote Link to post
Guest busterdog Posted February 14, 2010 Report Share Posted February 14, 2010 (edited) The chocolate colour is a recessive fualty gene, both parents must carry the same fault. Its time to give up lads when you are more interested in the colour than the graft.to much is being made of it as a fashion item at the minute. but it does boil my piss this colour thing. But is there any difference now busterdog than years ago when you mate N.S was doing the same thing? Yes, can you tell me of a single dog that Nick sold ??? Edited to say the offer still stands, come and have a day out. Edited February 14, 2010 by busterdog Quote Link to post
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