Thanks for indulging my curiosity, list! :D We have blues in my
breed, but they are a big no-no. (Although blue merles are okay.) I
have to say, I think the brindle hounds and the piebalds are my
favorites, though the blues certainly are flashy!

Cait


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>Not blue with white markings - blue with tan (fawn) markings.  This
>is just one rendition of blue fawn.  
> 
>Blues of any kind are rare.  It's a genetic recessive trait.  Blue
>brindles seem to be more common that pure blues, but once in a while,
>we get lucky....
> 
>I have a blue of my own; Lucinda the Blue.  She is currently at the
>vet's as there was a little mishap with the new foster tonight - they
>got crowded together in the back hall and the new girl spooked and
>got Lucinda in the back between the shoulder blades.  A BIG
>three-corner tear that degloved from the muscle beneath.  She's
>getting stitches and a drain put in tonight and will come home
>tomorrow afternnon when I pick up Abby who is getting spayed tomorrow
>(not the same foster) and have Courtney's stitches from her biopsy
>taken out.
> 
>Fritz is now a basket case as his big sister isn't here with him. 
>She will be fine.  They will only use gas and no other anesthesia as
>she is 10 and has other health issues, so I am not worried at all. 
>Fritzie is worried as we have recently passed on a few fosters to
>their forever homes, and he maybe thinks Lucinda isn't coming back
>either.
> 
>Back to the blues... One of the recent fosters was a big handsome
>blue boy.  More like a blue tuxedo as he has a white bib and toes.  I
>have also placed a blue brindle female since starting to work with
>fosters.  I've placed a total of 10 fosters so far, and that's one in
>five.  Makes it look like I'm doing better than average since the
>blues seem to be more like one in 10 or 20.
>
>Anyway, that's just my personal experience.  The blues are the most
>sought after color since they are the rarest, but I still say they
>all are beautiful - regardless of their color.
> 
>Lady Caitrin
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>But why is it called a blue fawn, if it's a blue with white markings?
>:D (And I thought there weren't tan point modifiers in greyhounds.
>:D)
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>Date: Tue, 1 Feb 2005 10:28:13 -0800 (PST)
>
>>not necessarily, it would more probably be a dog with blue and tan
>>patches or brindling.  Think of a white/fawn and substitute blue for
>>the white.
>> 
>>Lady Caitrin
>>
>>[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>Because I'm endlessly curious about dog genetics... blue fawn = blue
>>dilute with a fawn/red/yellow modifier? So a yellow dog with a grey
>>nose? 
>>
>>Cait
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