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Wowness! I’m partial to the blue one. They look so much better when the scales and mane are detailed.
I like the fire one too! (duh…)
gryphondreamer wrote:i’m uniformed. which one is the brindle and how do you know it is that? is brindle a type of horse? ah, its a type of striping…
In the 3rd picture, the one in the middle (right???). Turns out a brindle is a type of dog. Someone uses one as an avatar, right? I forget who, though.
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In Breyer world we would call that a Conga Line. Looks like you are gonna need a longer shelf! 🙂ps–I think I have seen the word Brindle applied to animals other than dogs as it refers to the color pattern not the breed. Anyone know if that is true?
2-medusas wrote:ps–I think I have seen the word Brindle applied to animals other than dogs as it refers to the color pattern not the breed. Anyone know if that is true?
Yep. Brindle refers to the neat stripey coloring. You can see it in dogs a lot; half the Boxers I ever see are brindle, including the new puppy down the street. 🙂
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Yes, brindle is a pattern seen on dogs, and horses. Probably other animals as well, but I’m too tired to really think too hard on it! More common on bully breed dogs, though greyhounds have them too.
Horses with the brindle patter are really exotic looking. You either love it or hate it!
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