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Join Date: Nov 2011
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Depends a lot on the dog's genetics, really.
Discoe's father began graying around the muzzle at around 3-3.5 years old. Her mother has a lot of gray on her muzzle and has for as long as we can remember. And so we end with Discoe, who is not even three and has a distinguished dusting of gray across her chin and the edges of her lips.
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Some dogs muzzles turn gray and some don't. My ten year old GSD, Mossey, has no gray on her muzzle.
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Location: SW, MI
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Onyx had some white spotting on her chin as a pup, now at 5 her spot has grown. She has some anxiety in her personality, I've always wondered if dogs that are anxious go gray earlier.
I agree, it is genetic. Kacie my 6 yr old has no gray whatsoever. |
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Join Date: Apr 2011
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My GSD is two and he already has some gray.
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I agree it's genetics. Diva was solid black (so gray is very easily seen), she had virtually no gray at 12yo. Siren already has a fair amount and she is 3yo.
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