LoneOakGoats
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Curious what colors your LGD are. Please post pictures. I saw one that is supposed to be GP/Anatolian that is almost the color of a golden retriever. Any way that's possible?
LGD Colors
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Timberdoodle
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As far as Tornjaks go, Thor is White and Sable, an acceptable color. I've seen white and Black, White and Brown/Fawn, Tri-color all three......all acceptable by the breed standard. White with mottling of various color is pretty common for Tornjak.
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LoneOakGoats
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He's beautiful!
hilarie
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What a gorgeous animal!
Southern by choice
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The Anatolian Shepherd has many color varieties. All colors are acceptable.
The Great Pyrenees is white but can have some markings... not to cover more than 1/3 of the body though.
The Pyrenean Mastiff also has a base white color but markings are allowable- no more than 50% of the coat.
A GP/Anatolian can produce a golden color but I would be suspect if it was a "red" golden color. Golden Retrievers can vary in color from honey gold to red gold.
@Timberdoodle - He is a handsome fellow!
The Great Pyrenees is white but can have some markings... not to cover more than 1/3 of the body though.
The Pyrenean Mastiff also has a base white color but markings are allowable- no more than 50% of the coat.
A GP/Anatolian can produce a golden color but I would be suspect if it was a "red" golden color. Golden Retrievers can vary in color from honey gold to red gold.
@Timberdoodle - He is a handsome fellow!
Southern by choice
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A few months ago I had a lady send me some pics and ask me what I thought about her "pick" from a litter of "great Pyrenees" puppies.
I told her the puppies were adorable but not Great Pyrenees.
She said the "breeder" said they were all purebred GP and told her GP's can be born light brown.
I told her GP's are not light brown with black masks. That obviously there was a different daddy in the mix there.
Recommended she not get the pup.
I told her the puppies were adorable but not Great Pyrenees.
She said the "breeder" said they were all purebred GP and told her GP's can be born light brown.
I told her GP's are not light brown with black masks. That obviously there was a different daddy in the mix there.
Recommended she not get the pup.
Southern by choice
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@babsbag had a litter last year... I remembered they were born in Jan...
http://www.backyardherds.com/thread...oh-dear-the-last-one.22668/page-5#post-303964
there are more pics on 8 and 10 and later in the thread...
LOTS of pups and interesting colors!
One day I am gonna trade with Babs!
http://www.backyardherds.com/thread...oh-dear-the-last-one.22668/page-5#post-303964
there are more pics on 8 and 10 and later in the thread...
LOTS of pups and interesting colors!
One day I am gonna trade with Babs!
babsbag
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Here are two of the pups from the litter that Southern mentioned; and a picture of their dam. The rest of the pups from this litter were white. The previous litter she had 2 blacks and a brown. The dam is an Anatolian/pyr/ovcharka/akbash mix and the sire is a maremma/pyr mix.
People think that the dam is a yellow lab when they first see her.
People think that the dam is a yellow lab when they first see her.
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LoneOakGoats
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Wow, I didn't expect the different colors! Beautiful!
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Colors: A Caucasian Ovcharka I imported from the Georgian Republic 15 years ago.
