White dogs

[Birddogz]

I know many breed for white to help them be seen, but in ND, I can't see my Britts, and my DD sticks out like a soar thumb. In northern climates, dark is better. The Astro makes it not matter, but it is nice when simply watching a dog. My Britts are invisible in cattails, orange and white. That big brown dog really stands out in the snow.

[rkelly]

Get a white and liver dog then you will have the best of both worlds White is very visible before the snow and the liver there after.

[solon]

Get a white and liver dog then you will have the best of both worlds White is very visible before the snow and the liver there after.

I can see the wisdom in that!



Solon

[Grouse Dog Guy]

Get a white and liver dog then you will have the best of both worlds White is very visible before the snow and the liver there after.

I can see the wisdom in that!



Solon

At least those have tails.

[Birddogz]

ACtually, when I hunt early season, the grass is still light green to pale brown. The dark stands out well in that also.

[Greg Jennings]

No matter the color, put one of the yellow/orange flex collars on them. Helps see them and tell them apart if they look alike.

Greg J.

[Ryman Gun Dog]

Birddogz,
Got to admit the Roan, white and Ticked dogs are easy to see even in the real thick forest.

RGD/Dave