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Comment by Michelle on November 25, 2008 at 5:33pm

All of these brindles in one place...Life is Good ^-^

Comment by Warhol on November 23, 2008 at 10:32am

i Did get him from Cajun Cardigans. How neat!!

Comment by JILL on November 23, 2008 at 9:51am

Warhol - Welcome. I note that you said his father was named Dice. Both Figg and Newton's father was Dice -CH Phi-Vestavia Nott A Gamble. I think it is the same one if you got Warhol from Cajun Cardigans. They do have the same baleful look and same wild whiskers!

Comment by Liezl De Beer on November 22, 2008 at 4:14pm

MixedPair, you are in for the journey of a lifetime because your Molly is going to change colour just about every day for the next few months. Bella's back was also mostly black until about 4 months and then she started sprouting the most beautiful red strands in between it all, from her shoulders down to her tail. It doesn't show well in photographs but it is very obvious with the naked eye, especially in sunlight.

Comment by Liezl De Beer on November 22, 2008 at 4:07pm

Jill, your Figg and Newton is absolutely gorgeous. Love their names, by the way! Figg especially looks a lot like my Bella because they have similar markings on the face.

Comment by Liezl De Beer on November 22, 2008 at 4:05pm

Hi all, thanks for joining my brindle group. I started the group because I haven't seen a single picture of another brindle since I joined MyCorgi.com and I was starting to wonder if I own the only one in the entire network. Glad to see there are more of us! I think they're absolutely gorgeous and I just love how their coats never looks the same from one week to the next. At least, my Bella's doesn't. She's just over a year old now and her coat is still changing colour, especially on her back. I love it!

Comment by MixedPair on November 22, 2008 at 2:01pm

Hi guys! Our Molly is brindle. She is almost 4 months old, so we don't know for sure what she will look like when she's all grown up, but she looks more brindle every day... It seems to be spreading up her legs and across her face. So cute! Her back is still mostly black.

Comment by JILL on November 22, 2008 at 10:05am

These are Figg and Newton - two half-sisters who are 9 and 4 months old. Figg is a mahogany brindle with very little white and Newton is a flashier dark brindle.

Comment by Susan - Fromax kennel on November 19, 2008 at 1:15am

Hello from Sweden!
Now there are at least two members here owning brindle Cardigans. Mine are called Tina and Tiger and they just had puppies - our first litter (three of the puppies are brindel, two are tricolor brindle point). The picture: The two red brindle boys are hungry.

http://www.fromax.se/english.html

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