What's your favorite color?

[doggiedad]

my favorite is color is the color of the dog i own
at that time.

[reynosa_k9's]

Originally Posted by doggiedad

my favorite is color is the color of the dog i own
at that time.

I love this answer! ^

No matter the color I do love each of mine as much as the last or next. That said I have to admit I do prefer any of the darker colors, not black, but darker than average. Especially a darker face.

[TimberGSD2]

We have a saying in horses:

There is no bad color for a good horse.

I think that could be carried over to the dog world as well.

[Galathiel]

I prefer a darker dog, black/tan with extended saddle and a dark face... or a bicolor. Dark sables are also a color I enjoy. I have to say my least favorite is a dog with little black on it, including a light face. Black/red is my least favorite color which makes it kinda hard when researching getting a GSD. Most of the ones I see around my area (Texas) seem to be black/red or sables (I don't really care for light sable).

[1sttimeforgsd]

First off I want to say that I think that they are all beautiful. But if I had to state MY favorite or preference I would have to say bicolor or dark sable.

[mehpenn]

Originally Posted by lkellen

Remington is the first GSD I've owned. I've grown quite fond of her coloring! She's mostly black, tan paws, little tan "eyebrows" and white from her chin down to her chest. OH and completely black tail except for a white patch at the end, and completely white on the underside
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With the white markings would she be considered a "panda"?

[mehpenn]

Originally Posted by Galathiel

I prefer a darker dog, black/tan with extended saddle and a dark face... or a bicolor. Dark sables are also a color I enjoy. I have to say my least favorite is a dog with little black on it, including a light face. Black/red is my least favorite color which makes it kinda hard when researching getting a GSD. Most of the ones I see around my area (Texas) seem to be black/red or sables (I don't really care for light sable).

That's mostly what we have here as well. And the darker GSD's I've seen have mostly been the longer, plush coats, which I don't prefer either.

[GsdLoverr729]

Originally Posted by mehpenn

With the white markings would she be considered a "panda"?

No.

These are panda shepherds:

[mehpenn]

So, they must have white markings on their face to be considered a panda shepherd?
And a dog with other white markings would just be considered mismarked?

[juliejujubean]

Sable!!! I like them dark with the beautiful expressions of color!

But you can't go wrong with a gsd!!! (The two on the left are mine, the girl on the right is my neighbors)


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