Tie-dyed update

I do. Here is an album of some pictures of Lark taken about a month ago. The ones where the merling shows up best are most true to her color. Some of the images pick her up as being more washed out than she is.
http://pets.webshots.com/album/578889082JSRSPO
She is different even now, a month later. If she weren't a sable merle, she'd be a fairly dark shaded sable, and the black is really starting to come in really dark in the merle spots in her coat, while the rest of her remains a pale sable.
 
I do. Here is an album of some pictures of Lark taken about a month ago. The ones where the merling shows up best are most true to her color. Some of the images pick her up as being more washed out than she is.
http://pets.webshots.com/album/578889082JSRSPO
She is different even now, a month later. If she weren't a sable merle, she'd be a fairly dark shaded sable, and the black is really starting to come in really dark in the merle spots in her coat, while the rest of her remains a pale sable.

Lark is soooo cute- thanks for posting her pix. She would look good with Cranpup :winkgrin:
 
I do. Here is an album of some pictures of Lark taken about a month ago. The ones where the merling shows up best are most true to her color. Some of the images pick her up as being more washed out than she is.
http://pets.webshots.com/album/578889082JSRSPO
She is different even now, a month later. If she weren't a sable merle, she'd be a fairly dark shaded sable, and the black is really starting to come in really dark in the merle spots in her coat, while the rest of her remains a pale sable.

Lark looks like a sweety. You mention her spots now growing in darker; with Ollie we have been waiting for the same but his spots are red... Really stops dog people because you really don't see dogs that have coats of such color.
 
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