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**forextradinginfo** · 10-30-2011, 09:00 PM

I think those dogs with that REALLY subtle brindle might actually BE genetically brindle. From what I understand... to get brindle pups, one of the parents has to be brindle. I know a male that has that ''hint'' of brindle in certain lighting although he ''looked'' black if you weren't actually looking that hard.... he was bred to a pied dog, with no brindle and had brindle pups, which in turn means one of the parents had to be brindle. I think anyway!

I have a brindle pup from a soild champagne male & a almost chocolate & white female.... the pup is solid brindle with a white patch on his chest & the tip of his toes.

10-30-2011, 09:00 PM	#22
forextradinginfo Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 331 Senior Member	I think those dogs with that REALLY subtle brindle might actually BE genetically brindle. From what I understand... to get brindle pups, one of the parents has to be brindle. I know a male that has that ''hint'' of brindle in certain lighting although he ''looked'' black if you weren't actually looking that hard.... he was bred to a pied dog, with no brindle and had brindle pups, which in turn means one of the parents had to be brindle. I think anyway! I have a brindle pup from a soild champagne male & a almost chocolate & white female.... the pup is solid brindle with a white patch on his chest & the tip of his toes.
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