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Date Posted: 16:13:42 02/18/10 Thu
Author: Sharon B
Subject: Re: Irish Markings
In reply to: Tina Lippiatt 's message, "Re: ok" on 12:09:55 02/18/10 Thu

Tina, I would love to see updated pictures of your girl. I remember seeing a few when you first brought her home, and I thought she was striking.

I also have an Irish-marked brindle female who is out of solid parents -- her father was brindle and her mother was red. From a litter of 10, there were only 2 Irish-marked brindles, including my girl. The other 8 puppies in the litter were either solid brindle or solid red.

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