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**Dabdklwu** · 08-17-2012, 03:01 AM

That is not how genetics work. A dog cannot be liver, and have blue because blue is a dilute of black. Do you have any close ups of her coat to show what you're talking about?

I can see if I have any clear ones but I'm not kidding on her coloring. The blue is so faint though it's hard for my little digital camera to catch onto it.

I won't argue the genetics, I know nothing about it! Lol, all I know is my dog is not fawn(not light enough coat color) and she isn't blue. So it has and forever will stump me.

08-17-2012, 03:01 AM	#24
Dabdklwu Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 526 Senior Member	That is not how genetics work. A dog cannot be liver, and have blue because blue is a dilute of black. Do you have any close ups of her coat to show what you're talking about? I can see if I have any clear ones but I'm not kidding on her coloring. The blue is so faint though it's hard for my little digital camera to catch onto it. I won't argue the genetics, I know nothing about it! Lol, all I know is my dog is not fawn(not light enough coat color) and she isn't blue. So it has and forever will stump me.
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