What is a "reverse brindle"?
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What is a "reverse brindle"?
Submitted by Anonymous on April 20, 2010 - 9:39pmI saw some Bullie pups advertised as reverse brindles. It was hard to make out much in the pic, they just looked very dark. And I don't see that color name listed in the BDW color article. Just curious. Thanks!
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It's...
black fur with brown/red stripes.
As opposed to brindle that's fawn/red with black stripes.
Sue
As far as I understand...
A brindle is dark marking on a lighter coat. The reverse brindle is just that - lighter markings on a darker coat. Of course, I'm probably incorrect...
Olivia/Kano/Q-Ball
created by ME!
Yes, reverse brindle is fine and...
is really beautiful is there's enough white to offset it.
Sue
Re: What is a "reverse brindle"?
yes its almost black
Oh, thanks for the pics!!!
The pics really answered my questions!
I love brindles too & I like Taz's dark color & Mabel is a beauty. But you know the one I want to reach out & smooch is that little Sid! What a doll he is & I really love his color & markings. Also I can't resist a baby Bullie AND my husband's name is also Sid!!! LOL
Thanks again!
Many thanks...
I appreciate the education!
My foster Taz looked like a reverse brindle......I think:) *pic*
Some brindles look predominantly dark with only small amounts of color and I sort of assumed this was reverse.
Taz - A reverse brindle ???
Sid - A red brindle (I believe)
And Mabel - A fawn brindle (this one I know:)
I sort of love brindles
Again, as far as I know...
Which is a fairly short distance... the only color considered "undesirable" is black and that does not include a dark brindle. However, the only disqualification is the funny colored nose.
Olivia/Kano/Q-Ball
created by ME!
Thank you, Rotti & Sue & now another ???? for you...
Is the reverse brindle considered desirable or at least OK? Or a color to be avoided?