kemicalreact:
Tiger is the strongest.

Eveezy:
The last female is gone, two males still available

TheGiftedOne:




Wow she's really a PROfessional


...and should attend a music inSTITUTE to harness her potential.






Modified: Only those who can spell can decode.

IamAnderson:

lmao I can just imagine the time it took you to search for gsds with the white markings like I said only to show us sable coloured gsds and one black gsd with a small patch of white on it's chest with none any other place

those gsds you posted are called sable coloured gsds and they are very popular and they have a white or whitish undercoat, you just had to select the ones that the white that is on a lot of places on their body happened to touch some legs, not even all the legs.
when you say a dog has specific white markings it should be like these local dogs on the pics I attached. did you really think I meant there isn't a gsd that the white on it's body touched some legs?.
you're showing us dogs that have white undercoats and you think you made a point?
and none of them even had the white on all the specific places I said.
but check out Nigerian local dogs(not the ones crossed with foreign dogs) they mostly come with these markings, even if they are black,brown or reddish.
bruh relax and think before you pick an argument with somebody, their still isn't anything we should be talking about why are you still hitting and missing?
I'm sure you understood my initial statement but you just want to prove something that isn't a real conflict
go and look for more pics if you want and try again

IamAnderson:

no one said white gsds are a fault.
what I said is gsds with white markings on there toes and chest are seen as a fault and fawn coloured gsds are an actual colour of gsd unlike gsds with white markings on the toes, chest and tail tips.
its not even listed as part of the rare coloured gsds, the closest is the panda coloured gsds and it still doesn't have these markings.
I really don't know why you're trying to turn this into an argument, I've asked you to show us 5 pics of gsds with these markings and you haven't been able to provide pics.
gsds do not come with those markings unlike local dogs, I can post 70 pics to show local dogs with the markings if you want.
I get you want to show you you've read about gsds online but please pick your arguments smartly, there is really nothing to talk about again, read all my comments again in case you still don't understand what I'm saying maybe you'll see why this back and forth is unnecessary .

p.s: you said I should stop using AKC standard which standard should I use then? your own? please show me a kennel club that shows gsds with white markings where i said since you don't trust akc

IamAnderson:

English comprehension should also be your friend because I wrote a whole paragraph explaining how what i said is not wrong yet you're still ignoring it and saying unnecessary statements no one is arguing with you about.

I've also seen Africans with pale skin and blue eyes, does it mean saying Africans have blue eyes and pale skin is correct?
do you think people use something that everyone knows is a genetic fault to describe a race or breed?.
I said local dogs have white markings on their toes,chest and tail tips, which is very common knowledge then you had to point out that gsds have white markings too, I said they don't and explained how something that is a genetic fault shouldn't be used to describe a breed even tho it happens, I even used the fawn coloured rott as an example. you're still pointing out that they have white markings, I still say because a small percentage that is referred to as a "fault" does not mean the breed should be likened to that colour. I also asked you to post five pics of gsds with that white colour pattern I've been repeating, you still can't provide pics so what exactly are we still talking about??

IamAnderson:

kindly share 5 pics of pure bred gsds that have markings on the toes, tail tips and chest like the local Nigerian dog.
I've even been specifying the particular points of the white markings yet you guys want to feel like gsd experts.

IamAnderson:

pure bred gsds do not have white markings on their toes,chest and tail tips

IamAnderson:

if you want to know if a dog has local dog genes in it, look for the white marking on it's toes and tip of it's tail, some also have on their chest.
then also, local dogs have bony chiseled faces unlike foreign breeds so you can also tell by the way the dog's face is.
it's not a bad dog tho I just hope he didn't charge you a lot for it