your dogs unique features

[.sarah]

Nova - She has spots on her ears but they're not very noticeable. Usually Yellow Labs have slightly darker ears, but Nova just has spots of darker color at the bottom of her ears.
Not an attractive picture, but you can kind of see it here.


Mandy - She has brown spots on her ears, and a few on her back which are only in her undercoat.


Luka - She has a chocolate patch on her front right leg. She also has a very slight undershot bite.

[dab_20]

wow lots of patches!

[.sarah]

LOL yeah I noticed it when I was posting this. Like ... I guess it's not THAT unique since all my dogs have spots lol.

[Jessika]

Charlie has a scar on his snout from a fight he got into with one of his litter mates when he was a few months old. Hair won't grow there so he looks funny haha.

Jamie has blue/brown eyes (each eye has blue AND brown) and in the corner of one of her eyes she has a brown speck that I keep thinking is an eye boogie and keep wanting to get it out.. *frustration* lol.

Also Charlie has VERY VERY VERY faint red markings on his cheeks and back legs whereas normally Blue Merles have dark red.

[.sarah]

Jamie has blue/brown eyes (each eye has blue AND brown) and in the corner of one of her eyes she has a brown speck that I keep thinking is an eye boogie and keep wanting to get it out.. *frustration* lol.

LOL that must suck.

I just remembered - Mandy has a reddish tint in the same spot on both sides of her mouth. It makes it look like she's wearing blush!

[dab_20]

awww cute!

[slleipnir]

I think Zeke's most unique feature is his goofy ears...

[lv4dogs]

Also Charlie has VERY VERY VERY faint red markings on his cheeks and back legs whereas normally Blue Merles have dark red.

Actually I know a LOT of blue merles with no or very little and very light tan markings. It's not normal or common for it be dark... it can be either way & either way is common and normal.

[lv4dogs]

There was a post just a couple months ago that is the same. See it here:
http://petoftheday.com/talk/showthre...ghlight=unique

[Jessika]

Actually I know a LOT of blue merles with no or very little and very light tan markings. It's not normal or common for it be dark... it can be either way & either way is common and normal.

Well I KNOW that, but my point was being that *I* have never personally seen one (in person) so its unique for me!

[dab_20]

There was a post just a couple months ago that is the same. See it here:

That's why I made this post. Cuz I thought that one was neat, and there are new people here.

[lv4dogs]

Well I KNOW that, but my point was being that *I* have never personally seen one (in person) so its unique for me!

Well sorry about that. I didn't see where you specified that it was "unique" for "you". I guess I read outside the lines on that one.