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Hello everyone,
My breeder did allow for my dog to participate in the show ring. As a very young puppy one of her litter mates was held back at the breeders, so obviously my dog was not their #1 choice. I have a meeting scheduled with my breeder next week to get an evaluation.
What do you think of her? Show potential? Would love to hear strengths and weaknesses.
Also, she does not have any white spots..even though it looks like she does from the flash of my camera, on her chin and neck. It is actually just very light brown. Is this considered a disqualifying fault? Here are some pictures.
My breeder did allow for my dog to participate in the show ring. As a very young puppy one of her litter mates was held back at the breeders, so obviously my dog was not their #1 choice. I have a meeting scheduled with my breeder next week to get an evaluation.
What do you think of her? Show potential? Would love to hear strengths and weaknesses.
Also, she does not have any white spots..even though it looks like she does from the flash of my camera, on her chin and neck. It is actually just very light brown. Is this considered a disqualifying fault? Here are some pictures.
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Permalink Reply by Mary Jones on -
I don't think that the white spots on your dog can be a disqualifying fault. King charles spaniels can have rich chestnut on a pearly-white background so it's just normal.
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