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I know the AKC standard does not allow for multicolored poodles.
When I look at a silver, I see a pattern going on, not a solid color to the skin. especially on the silvers.
The legs are lighter than the rest of the dog, even on mature dogs.
Why are these considered solid colored dogs? (sorry if I seem ignorant here, color is not my forte)
I have 2 silvers (1 is a toy, 1 is a standard) and my mother in law has 2 silver standards and they all have the same lighter legs, and darker body. the standards are all from the same breeder, who is a show breeder, and specializes in silver and blue.
I've just always wondered, Thanks
When I look at a silver, I see a pattern going on, not a solid color to the skin. especially on the silvers.
The legs are lighter than the rest of the dog, even on mature dogs.
Why are these considered solid colored dogs? (sorry if I seem ignorant here, color is not my forte)
I have 2 silvers (1 is a toy, 1 is a standard) and my mother in law has 2 silver standards and they all have the same lighter legs, and darker body. the standards are all from the same breeder, who is a show breeder, and specializes in silver and blue.
I've just always wondered, Thanks