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Yes, that I what I meant!! At numerous occasions I'vre heard judges comment on this in whippets entered at shows.doris said:do you mean eyes like this :- "playawhile said:It's the same thing as happens from time to time when judges complain about dogs having eye colour that is lighter than the coat.
Pipa, I think dorwest herbs do a product to help pigmentation, might be worth a look?
There is a difference between lack of pigment (the bits that suppose to be dark are pink) or diluted pigment, and loss of pigment. In this case the dog is diluted brown, and has as others already said "winter nose" which is seasonal but there are many causes for loss of pigment here is a link that may helpPipa said:Please tell me is this nose of cream whippet nonstandard? In summer it is dark brown. Many judges tell the dog has a lack of pigmentation because of it.
Yes, but this dog is bred in a FCI country and is shown in FCI countries thus the British standard is the standard in use. Sometimes American judges forget that when judging in Europe, were most contries belong to FCI......seaspot_run said:It depends on where you are showing and under which standard.
as with most things in life, its all about being in the right place at the right time :lol:seaspot_run said:Wow, you are quick on the button!
I only had the wrong photo up for about two seconds!
But you are right...THAT one was a fawn and white.