Cocker Spaniel Coloring Book: Fun Cocker Spaniel Coloring Book for Adults and Kids 10+

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my dogs got a lil white patch on her head so ill have to look into if roans are allowed white anywhere. The ratings/reviews displayed here may not be representative of every listing on this page, or of every review for these listings.

However, it is perfectly possible to get a range of colours in one litter so this is not necessarily the case. If chocolate and tan is a color you love, and you'd like to keep it through this mess, if you breed to a black/tan dog that does not carry a 'b' brown allele, then all your pups will be black/tan, and it is a guarantee they will carry that 'b' allele (gifted from your bitch). Dark brown or brown, never light, but in the case of liver, liver roan and liver and white, dark hazel to harmonise with coat; with expression of intelligence and gentleness but wide awake, bright and merry; rims tight. Please be assured, I do not sell any personal information - see my privacy policy for further details. inches by 11 inches, printed on bright white paper and single-sided making them easy to remove for display.a. You are not allowed to sell, distribute, or share the purchased digital items in any digital or electronic form, including selling the designs as digital downloads, printed as a template, or in any other physical or digital format. We are a small team of artists so we have a variety of different styles, you won’t get bored unlike some other repetitive books. Colouring is a great way to keep children's minds active and busy, they won't even realise they are working because it's such fun! The gene for tan markings is a recessive one, so both parents have to carry the gene to produce it in their puppies. Is defined generally as an even mixture of white and pigmented hairs that do not fade as the animal ages.

While many often picture Cocker Spaniels with large white markings, many of the breed are solid colored.When I contacted the Cocker Club they weren't even aware that the Kennel club had omitted chocolate and tan - but it has to come from the breed council to get it changed. They have advised a friend of mine to register her chocolate and tan puppies as solid chocolate which surely is mis-representation as they will have to be re-registered (hopefully when) the colour is re-instated.

As black/tan is still in the color listing, I would suggest that any dog with black leather pigmentation (black, black/tan, red, gold, orange, lemon, light cream or any of the parti/roan versions of these colors) that does not carry a recessive 'b' brown allele (avoid dogs with chocolate, brown or liver colors in their background pedigree) would be your safest bet, as then you are almost guaranteed the pups will come out with black pigmentation and just carry the chocolate - they will all be 'B/b' on the Brown locus.

Today we have the advantage of some knowledge of genetics and the understanding that some colours and markings can be passed down through many generations disguised by the more dominant colour or pattern actually seen in the dog's coat, only to re-emerge when two carrier parents for another colour/marking gene produce the recessive colour/marking in some of their progeny. Blue roan is dominant over orange roan so unless the blue carries other colour genes, then all the puppies would be blue roan.

Parti-colours usually consist of two colours, one of which is always white and must cover at least 10% of the dog's coat.From my understanding, chocolate/tan and white means a mostly chocolate and tan dog with a splash of white (less than 20% I think). Although I've never owned a black Cocker, I've heard from various black-coated owners that the black, glossy coats are much heavier and often need more grooming than any other colours. I pulled the list I printed off the Kennel club sight 3 days ago so unless they have changed it again in the last 2 days since I spoke to the Breed council chocolate and tan was missing. Unusual colours, markings and patterns were viewed with the great suspicion that a misalliance with a dog of another or mixed breed must have occurred. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.