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Last week we were invited to a tea party with at difference - most of the guests were dogs (one of mine, 3 of OEHs, 2 bedlingtons and a lab) hosted by an elderly friend. One of the bedlies was bang in the middle of her season and, despite thwarting the efforts of all previous stud dogs, took an instant fancy to Gelert; without any messing about they set to the task of making little lurchers.
We had another go today, not as successful as I think Lottie, although keen, was past her optimum time. Do you think it's worth trying again?
Everyone is keeping their fingers crossed for success. Any idea what colour we can expect from this cross? I'm not quite sure what colour Lottie is (liver or sandy?), and if brindle is dominant to this.


We had another go today, not as successful as I think Lottie, although keen, was past her optimum time. Do you think it's worth trying again?
Everyone is keeping their fingers crossed for success. Any idea what colour we can expect from this cross? I'm not quite sure what colour Lottie is (liver or sandy?), and if brindle is dominant to this.

