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Published: 2013-05-03 14:49:14 +0000 UTC; Views: 440; Favourites: 15; Downloads: 0
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-------------------------------------------BAK's Fun SizeBAK's Fearadach (or Faraday)
-------------------------------------------SWK's Down The Rabbit Hole
Don't remember where I pulled it out from right now and wish I did >.<
I don't know if to grow him more or keep him looking like a fluffy bull terrier... corgi... thing. Dem ears; I couldn't resist!
Although I like their butts, I'm reluctant to bring a miniature to FRiv, so he went to EnField.
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Not done.
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Materials: Paint Tool SAI
Time: 1 hour + 15 minutes
References Used? No
Faro Design by ~Muttari !
Capo Cane d'Italia (aka; Mafia Hound) © *CatahoulaKur
Faro: Adolescent Profile © 2013 Frances Rivera (aka; =PaintedCricket /*FRivArt ) ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Do Not Steal - This work is not for public use and is limited in private use. You do not acquire any rights by downloading or printing the material.
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Hi hi PC! Gorgeous little fluff-butt you have here!
Forgive me for pointing this out but it seems like this mini has a fleck of blue in its eye?
As far as i know this is not carried in the short bloodline [green and blue eyes are, though you know that 
Im wondering where it came from and also, if it is even possible/allowed in capos? :3
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isn't genetic, like huskies,*
Also, I meant that aussies are genetically brown, even the blue-eyed ones. Or you'd see blue=eyed solids, too (blue-eyed cryptic (no longer cryptic) and sable merles (one easy way to tell if they carry merle) can also happen, tho').
Sorry about the spam XP
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reaching the iris and depigmentating it*
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Similar to the colored spots on his nose being caused by the white spotting failing to reach the nose, the blue fleck in the eye is caused by the white spotting reaching the iris and pigmentation it. Although the white spotting pattern is passable, it's not meant to be genetic blue eyes (gene for blue... and green eyes? I don't know XP) nor genetic heterochromia (gene for bi-colored eyes).
Well, there've been heterochromic capos before (more in the earlier days). People seem to have it caused by some sort of heterochromic gene, but I'd always attributed mine to white spotting (blue eyes by genes, like huskies, is quite different from blue by merle or white spotting or albino depigmentation). Reason I do is because I don't know of any real heterochromic gene in dogs besides hazel (kind of), always just caused by white spotting (so it's always blue and depigmented blue, honey and depigment blue, etc). It'd happen in any dog breed with the wrong white pattern (it's usually bred away from because white touching the eyes also causes blindness). In aussies, for example, the blue isn't genetic, my huskies, it's a merle action (they're genetically brown).
Did any of that make sense? XD; (Do give me an honest opinion.)
And thanks~
And also thanks for asking, cause I probably wouldn't have gotten around to explaining much.
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Big butts are attractive in many (different) ways!
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I am completely obsessed with dogs with fluffy bums cx <33
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To pet them, style them, braid bows into...
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