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:hmm:You can only get a merle coloured animal,. from a Merle...

 

Brindle Merles sometimes have a kind of hazy look about their colouration,.but,. if you take a real close look, you will note that some of the patches contain a brindle stripe..

IT is difficult to see, ..but the Merle factor is definitely there...

 

Some Merle's not obvious Merle's,...in fact, a dog from Merle parents only needs one or two spots on his coat to be a Merle .

Dogs that are not Merle in colour, but which are out of a Merle parent (or god forbid, TWO Merle parents :blink: )..will NOT be carrying the Merle factor....I've bred several, different coloured Merle's over the years, and also hybridised them, with Red Speckled lurchers,..

 

As all hunting men know,.'colour means nowt'....but, it is an interesting subject.... :yes:

 

All the best, Chalkwarren...

now a man in the "know" as spoken maybe people will understand :thumbs:

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Jims not keeping one,He has a young dog out of snipe,Whats doing ok,This his ern, Again snipe went to a bull x lurcher,

My bitch pup out of snipe around the 5 months mark in the picture .......  

alright folks, looking for info and pics of any dogs bred with snipe as sire, doesnt matter what bitch, ive a bitch out of snipe x jodie and have followed all pups from the litter aswell as her half b

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Is Kat of Marks out of a Merle? I think Mark had Kats littermate called Kit and I'm sure it was Merle but I could be wrong AGAIN LOL...should be good grafters for sure..ATB Andy

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Is Kat of Marks out of a Merle? I think Mark had Kats littermate called Kit and I'm sure it was Merle but I could be wrong AGAIN LOL...should be good grafters for sure..ATB Andy

that wouldnt make a differance to the colour of the pups as kat isnt a merle ...

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Chalkie..my brain is pickled mate,our lass says it's full of useless information lol..I can remember nigh on everything about my lurchers from when dinosaurs walked the land yet anything else is in one lug and straight out the other I think she is right haha..I made her a cup of tea tother day then put the cup in the fridge,the sugar bowl in the bin and took her a four pint of milk haha...too much going on for my liking..

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:hmm:You can only get a merle coloured animal,. from a Merle...

 

Brindle Merles sometimes have a kind of hazy look about their colouration,.but,. if you take a real close look, you will note that some of the patches contain a brindle stripe..

IT is difficult to see, ..but the Merle factor is definitely there...

 

Some Merle's not obvious Merle's,...in fact, a dog from Merle parents only needs one or two spots on his coat to be a Merle .

Dogs that are not Merle in colour, but which are out of a Merle parent (or god forbid, TWO Merle parents :blink: )..will NOT be carrying the Merle factor....I've bred several, different coloured Merle's over the years, and also hybridised them, with Red Speckled lurchers,..

 

As all hunting men know,.'colour means nowt'....but, it is an interesting subject.... :yes:

 

All the best, Chalkwarren...

now a man in the "know" as spoken maybe people will understand :thumbs:

Sorry to go even further off subject but what happens if you cross two merles?

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