It is certainly that

I'm here!
I'd have said the above, too.

I think it's safe to say I like mismarked Dalmatians



I always seem to be drawn to Dals with large patches over their eyes, Cooper obviously has one but Darcey also has a patch over one eye (more prominent now than it was when I got her).
I'm not usually drawn to such dark markings as Darcey, but there was just something about her when I saw her pics.

Wooohooo

Fab, the blog Tazer kindly posted states mosiacism too (would be cool if it was a true chimera tho)

[QUOTE=Wozzy;2606081]I keep coming across photos of a GSP which has very unusual markings. Usually, they have a solid coloured head, with or without a white flash but this bitch has a lightly ticked head and solid ears. I hope they dont mind me posting this photo but I think she is a stunning bitch:


That is a Braque du Bourbonnais isn't it? There are a few now in the UK from what I understand.

Think these two are lovely too.

Here's one you might like then - my friend's rescue dallie.




As for my preferences, I'm really not too bothered about colour (though sometimes wish I had something other than black and white dogs to photograph!)

Guess what this colour is

No cheeting

and that one - a full BC mad colouring

First one's a sable merle - second also could be, but given the heavy black saddle it could be black and tan merle.

They are still working on it, but recent research shows that B&T like the second one - as you'd usually see in GSDs - is actually B&T not sable, but with possibly an additional modifier that extends the tan and reduces the black.

Nope
Pup from the 2nd one is stunning


This is a sable BC