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Old 04-30-2011, 08:34 PM   #13
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Originally Posted by Mardelin View Post
Not having any hair on their legs is usually the sign of true silk dog. Thin sparse coat too.

You don't want it to feel soft or be floofy.

Mary, in your opinion, when (what age) do those dogs (those with less leg hair/thin sparse coat) generally get their full coat? Don't their coats generally come in later than the "average" Yorkie (so I've heard)? And don't (as a rule) their saddle area stays darker (again so I've heard)? Looking for your experience and opinion.
I'm asking because one of our pups (now 8 + months old) has the thinner hair on the legs, thin sparse coat (though now it's beginning to grow and feel a bit thicker), her gold has greater depth to it as does her saddle area.
I've read as much as I could find on 'red-legged Yorkies' and I'm still not sure that's what she is. A throw back of some sort (definitely different looking than her siblings), very elegant looking IMO. Talking with her mother's breeder she apparently looks like her great grandfather??

Thank you.
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