What Boxer color do you perfer?

[zoomer]

Wooooooow...The other thread was perfectly fine.

Don't roll your eyes at me.

The other thread was getting really long anyway...

[dab_20]

If everyone made a new thread because the other one was getting long it would be nearly impossible to find certain threads, and you might post a thread one day, and the next it's on the 3rd page.

Anyways, I like dark brindle and white.

[Suki Wingy]

fawn and blacks even though I read somewhere that a famous winning black boxer was bred a lot because he was so good plus the color bonus and it turned out he had some genetic disorder so a lot of blacks have it now. I never heard there was no such color as black. What is it then, a really really faint reverse brindle?

[dab_20]

fawn and blacks even though I read somewhere that a famous winning black boxer was bred a lot because he was so good plus the color bonus and it turned out he had some genetic disorder so a lot of blacks have it now. I never heard there was no such color as black. What is it then, a really really faint reverse brindle?

I think it IS black, it's just not recognized?

[Suki Wingy]

but I've seen blacks compete in conformation.

[k9krazee]

I think it IS black, it's just not recognized?

No, no, no. See, if the old thread wouldn't have been deleted...

Vela said something like its just a faded Reverse brindle or something, its not possible to produce actual BLACK (even though they loook black). Oh gee, I hope I understood that right

[IRescue452]

What the heck is reverse brindle? Its either brindle or its not. Either way, I prefer fawn.

[Corinna]

Mohognoy brindle thats Tyson.

[Suki Wingy]

thanks Vela

What the heck is reverse brindle? Its either brindle or its not. Either way, I prefer fawn.

Reverse Brindle is just the name for the color of brindle because most brindle boxers are light colored with darker stripes but this color is backward. I think it's called Onyx brindle in Great Danes.

[dab_20]

No, no, no. See, if the old thread wouldn't have been deleted...

Vela said something like its just a faded Reverse brindle or something, its not possible to produce actual BLACK (even though they loook black). Oh gee, I hope I understood that right

Oh I see.

[Vela]

K9 Krazee is correct. Genetically there is no such thing as a pure bred black colored boxer. The dogs that look black are reverse brindles, where the brindling is so faint or small that it's sometimes not noticeable and sometimes is only present in puppies, but they are still reverse brindles genetically. These dogs are also sometimes referred to as Seal Brindles.

http://www.boxerworld.com/coat_colour/

That link will better help you make sense of it.

[Argranade]

I choose white there realy great colours and go good with there face plus it make's them stand out.

I realy like black if there is any I dont realy know anything about dogs sorry.