My New "Goberian" Puppy!

[Folly's place]

German Shepherds start nearly black, if black and tan, and get more tan and less black as they mature, so that 'black saddle' look so many have. Any GSD in there?
Mary

 

[Folly's place]

And no brindle in either Goldens or Huskies! A DNA test later might be fun...
Mary

 

[chickens really]

So she was an "oops" breeding. The breeder sent the dam to be bred to a lovely Golden male, but apparently the stud owner's 1/2 husky got to her instead. It was a surprise to the breeder when her Golden started giving birth to black puppies...

Lucky for me, she's actually exactly what I was in the market for.

She's creeping tan, and the tan has crept and lightened a lot already in her first thirteen weeks (but it's partially obscured by brindle markings, so harder to tell). I don't expect it'll lighten much more, but she could end up entirely brindle and just have a black saddle. I suspect it will creep some more, but maybe not that much. We'll see!

She is a multiple cross and not a hybrid/Designer pup. Mutts will be anything once mature. Rottie/Golden/ Husky cross?
I did not see Brindle markings or she is more crossed than you think?

 

[aart]

but apparently the stud owner's 1/2 husky got to her instead.

What was the other half?
Love the white shepard!

 

[David61]

Ginger, she got ginger all over her face.

 

[DiYMama540]

And no brindle in either Goldens or Huskies! A DNA test later might be fun...
Mary

Do you have any idea how accurate the Dog DNA test is? We have a mixed on mixed breed...a true mutt, that I've been considering testing.

 

[chickens really]

Hmm? OP is missing..

 

[DiYMama540]

Seems everyone is missing tonight...strangely quiet around here!

 

[TwoShepherds]

What a cute puppy, congratulations. Be sure to post more pictures as she grows.

 

[Folly's place]

DNA test results can be interesting and revealing, and I have no idea how to 'verify' them. I do regret not testing my last mixed breed rescue dog, who died unexpectedly at a young age.
There was always going to be time, and then there wasn't.
Mary