I'm so darn excited for you because I know how long you've been waiting for this moment and it's a gorgeous breeding!
Not necessarily when it's not North American lines. Same with NA Dobermans being considered red and Euro considered brown. Neither is wrong, it's just a matter of the origins.Now first lesson in dobe ownership, it's black and rust.
Oh goodness, Genny, thank you for the lesson.
Interesting enough, the FCI standard says black with tan markings! The sire is a Trotyl son. While American bred purely because of location, the litter has a lot of SA on both sides of the ped. SA lines are bred to FCI standards. So, both terms are still correct. I've been avoiding saying "black girl" largely when speaking in public. It sort of turns heads to eavesdroppers.
The puppy doesn't care what its called and the puppy is what this post is about!












