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**Pipindula** · 06-05-2011, 03:57 AM

If you are familiar with the line you run can sometimes tell. I usually can tell a Sorrells dog. It is not 100% but I can pic out certain features that Sorrells dogs have.

But Certain lines (family) have distinct features. The eye set on a Sorrells dog. The head. At a show I can spot them and the ones that I have asked the owner about are Sorrells dogs. At the LA show There was a group that had quite a few. And I nailed it spot on.

Lee said it best

very tightly bred dogs from the same lines are more likely to share common traits, but nothing is 100%

06-05-2011, 03:57 AM	#15
Pipindula Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 446 Senior Member	If you are familiar with the line you run can sometimes tell. I usually can tell a Sorrells dog. It is not 100% but I can pic out certain features that Sorrells dogs have. But Certain lines (family) have distinct features. The eye set on a Sorrells dog. The head. At a show I can spot them and the ones that I have asked the owner about are Sorrells dogs. At the LA show There was a group that had quite a few. And I nailed it spot on. Lee said it best very tightly bred dogs from the same lines are more likely to share common traits, but nothing is 100%
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