I support the off color BRTs and believe the health can only increase with a larger gene pool to choose from. I do believe the BRT has many more health issues to come in the future which have nothing to do with color. Look at everything wrong with it now.
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Margrethe Christina Utkikk
10 years ago
I absolutely support this!
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Zach
10 years ago
I love them all!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
I support both blacks and colors! And expanding healthy of dogs!
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Tali Lin
10 years ago
color black terrier should have the right to exist next to the black as the standard color.
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Bruno Ariganello
10 years ago
Install healthier breeding programs!
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Maria Gkinala
10 years ago
Protect the genetic integrity of the breed - no good dog is a bad color.
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Gail Tucker
10 years ago
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Having been an owner and a breeder of BRTs for the past 15 years I know this is a hot button issue. I believe that BRTs of color should not be taken out of a well planned breeding program and should remain to be recognized in UKC.
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Jillian Ching
10 years ago
I prefer the colours to the black, why should they not exist ? It's time breeders stopped killing innocents !!
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Amanda Nevers
10 years ago
Limiting the population of healthy breeding animals using specifiers such as color..is ridiculous and a quick way to a breed riddled with health issues.
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Earl Maijala
10 years ago
As the saying goes, "It's only hair".
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Lee-Ann Ward
10 years ago
Yes! Let's keep the gene pool strong!!
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Mariann Szollosi
10 years ago
;)
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David Whipple
10 years ago
As a breeder I support this. The coloring is the least important trait with this amazing breeds. I would hate to see what has happened with other work and protection breeds happen to the BRT.
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Pamela Davis
10 years ago
Good luck!
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Izabella Ristau
10 years ago
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Removing a group of dogs, from a breed's population, based solely on color that does not affect the health of the dogs, is a detrimental decision that will have a negative impact on the breed as a whole.
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Rex Arguelles
10 years ago
I believe that all dogs are beautiful and that what is important is that they are healthy, balanced and happy.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
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The colours are a direct result of their breeding....ie Airedales in particular. The first BRT I saw looked like a big Airedale. Magnificent ...great gene pool.
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JOYCE Wallace
10 years ago
As long as they are purebred I think it's ridiculous to discriminate!
They are so beautiful !
I support the off color BRTs and believe the health can only increase with a larger gene pool to choose from. I do believe the BRT has many more health issues to come in the future which have nothing to do with color. Look at everything wrong with it now.
I absolutely support this!
I love them all!
I support both blacks and colors! And expanding healthy of dogs!
color black terrier should have the right to exist next to the black as the standard color.
Install healthier breeding programs!
Protect the genetic integrity of the breed - no good dog is a bad color.
Having been an owner and a breeder of BRTs for the past 15 years I know this is a hot button issue. I believe that BRTs of color should not be taken out of a well planned breeding program and should remain to be recognized in UKC.
I prefer the colours to the black, why should they not exist ? It's time breeders stopped killing innocents !!
Limiting the population of healthy breeding animals using specifiers such as color..is ridiculous and a quick way to a breed riddled with health issues.
As the saying goes, "It's only hair".
Yes! Let's keep the gene pool strong!!
;)
As a breeder I support this. The coloring is the least important trait with this amazing breeds. I would hate to see what has happened with other work and protection breeds happen to the BRT.
Good luck!
Removing a group of dogs, from a breed's population, based solely on color that does not affect the health of the dogs, is a detrimental decision that will have a negative impact on the breed as a whole.
I believe that all dogs are beautiful and that what is important is that they are healthy, balanced and happy.
The colours are a direct result of their breeding....ie Airedales in particular. The first BRT I saw looked like a big Airedale. Magnificent ...great gene pool.
As long as they are purebred I think it's ridiculous to discriminate!