No really he IS purebred - or is he?

If it's e/e, that means both parents carry it.
Yes definitely. I don’t know the parents genetics so its hard to say if they actually did or not and she didn’t post anything about them either. Just what the puppies results are.

But e isn’t known in the breed. I think they’re an E/E breed.
 
And this supposed Red Dilute registered as a Fawn/Rust came from a Black/Rust & Red/Rust breeding. BS... the dog isn't even fawn (it's orange) and doesn't have rust markings, has white on the feet. :banghead:

Those pups are all roach backed, wormy and a few look like they have demodex mange. And she seems to constantly have puppies all year long.
 
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And this supposed Red Dilute registered as a Fawn/Rust came from a Black/Rust & Red/Rust breeding. BS... the dog isn't even fawn (it's orange) and doesn't have rust markings, has white on the feet. :banghead:

Those pups are all roach backed, wormy and a few look like they have demodex mange. And she seems to constantly have puppies all year long.
If you read in other posts she’s calling it “clear red”

It would be one thing if it was a melanistic red. But it’s not. It’s a recessive red e/e which isn’t present in the breed.
These are the embark results for his genetics:
 
Not even sure where to start on this breeder. Dogs don’t look like dobermans. And some don’t look healthy to begin with. I never heard of red and blue mel’s. Can’t help on the genetic question but couldn't see this and not post...
 
They'll probably block me........

"Looks more like a light chestnut like a Pharaoh Hound (along with white toes) or a light orange of the Golden. Kind of strange all of a sudden "e/e" shows up in the breed, from an import."
 

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