No. Clearly, Lizzie has a very normal and correct coat. But I admit that I was curious about carrier status since Lizzie’s dam DOES carry a lot of coat…not that she is a fluffy, but she definitely has a lot of coat to work with. As does at least one of Lizzie’s half-sisters.
But Lizzie came back as N/N Clear, meaning that she is not a fluffy carrier.
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Hi! I’m Jeri Lamy…wife to Dave, mom to Charlie (b. 2004) and Jack (b. 2007). One of my hobbies over the years has been dog shows, both conformation and agility, and we fell in love with the Cardigan Welsh Corgi many years ago when our first, Brady, joined our house. We have a limited number of dogs and they are our house pets (my current limit is 3…someone remind me to change this if I ever talk myself and Dave into a 4th, m’kay?)…my dogs are my hobby, not my livelihood. I recently raised my first litter after 10 years of involvement in the breed and much careful planning.
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#1 by Digits on October 15, 2008 - 2:26 pm
Woot!
#2 by Kate on October 24, 2008 - 12:10 am
I’m wondering if it’s possible to accurately predict if a dog is fluff-free by looking. When you said she had been tested, I guessed N/N, based on how her coat looks in the pictures. Maybe just a lucky guess. Are carriers softer coated and have more whispies or waves? Might be interesting to poll, once more people test.