I used to love the old Black and Tan GSD. They were mostly Police Dogs. That seemed the only choice, in my day. Then i would see the odd sable, which facinated me. I chose Max, because of his " Foxey" colour. ( plus he looked so sad, in the rescue!) Then Jeager chose me. I was fascinated by his silvery Sable, and after i had walked him at the Rescue, he would not go back in the kennel. He just wrapped his front claws around a post. He didn't want the kennel lady to take him back. He wanted to be with me.Then, i just fell in love with his beautiful face! As it happened, he turned out to be a beautiful colour too!

Yes, it is Emma's dog!

With regards to bi coloured GSD's...When I was a kid there was a black standard coat GSD that had tan on it's legs/paws and he was a stunner, is this bi coloured?

I've always liked Mia's colouring Ben Mc. and that collie you shown in the pic is lovely.

Were we separated at birth do you think J&C?

I was never going to have a longhair, nor another bitch.

The reason I got her was that I lost her aunt a few weeks before (shorthair) to torsion.

Margaret Holmes offered me a pick of the litter SRHP however as I had never seen two the same, I opted for the LH litter whose background I knew very well and came from a long line of successful working dogs on both sides.

She was bred by my friend who campaigned her litter brother.

If someone would be kind enough to help out a sick preggers women and post a pic of Breezybrook Trouper - I like his markings on a WCS

Or im stalking you!

Yes, certainly sounds like it.

That him?

Here is a link to him

http://www.breezybrookgundogs.co.uk/...me=rip-trouper

Lovely little chap (RIP), but I prefer Copper's colouring myself

I like unusual colours---but having Celt has more or less cured me of liking the lilac

I prefer more dark colourings usually, but I find Fizz's white growing on me.

Loving that spaniel and love brown Gordons as well.

rune