"young orange, cream, red and sable puppies appear gray"
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I read this information about pomeranian and they say "Many Poms are mis-labeled wolf sable (the color of a Norwegian Elkhound) as young orange, cream, red and sable puppies appear gray - this color is extremely rare in adults." is that true? So if we buy a gray pom then we get to have a surprise of what color it will be when it grow up?
Also, if I want an adult pom to be like this then what kind of color of a puppy pom should I get? I saw one like this , but I'm affraid the result will be like . Usually when a pom grow up do their coat tend to become lighter? or darker? Which aldult pom will that puppy (pic above) gonna be when it's an adult? Can anyone guess?
Re: [pom755] "young orange, cream, red and sable puppies appear gray"
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Hello
wow...you're really into poms aren't you?
Anyway,what I suggest you do is study the bloodline of the pup you're going to get. Talk to the breeder abt the pups that his dogs has produced and what colour they are now.
I think the markings would remain the same red/orange and white. But for the colours...it might lighten or darken to a certain degree but not till it changes the whole colour of the dog.
Frm the pic,IMHO,i think he'll be red/orange and white. ,-._,-. \/)"(\/ (_o_)