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Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: South Louisiana
Posts: 3
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Hello everyone! I am so excited to have found this forum! We picked up our new addition two weeks ago and have absolutely fallen in love with him! My husband and I were looking for a companion for our 19 month old son, and decided on a basset hound after considering all of our options! When we went to look at the puppies Ka-Nai was the first one to run up to my little man and it was love at first sight! After we got home with him though i began looking up blue bassets since i had never actually seen or heard of one! All of the information online actually states that blue is a bad color and can have many health problems! My Breeder assured me that blue is a recognized color of the breed and has never heard of any of these problems! So far so good! Does anyone on this site have any experience with a blue basset being any different from any other basset, or are these all myths? Anyways we love him more than anything and im so excited that he joined our growing family!
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Many of the so called health risks of the blue color in basset are over blown or simply not true ie blindness etc which is a result of an entirely different gene than the dilution gene that casue the blue color. There are some well know and document problems however and they mostly relate to coat. The most common being Alopecia that is losd of hair. Most noteabley the ears and top of the muzzle can have abnormal lack of hair or hair loss but it can occur any where on the body. While not a basset I had a rescue beagle that had that problem virtual no hair on the ears or muzzle near the nose. blue dilution for an genetic of dilution and some of the problems associated with it. Quote:
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Junior Member
Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: South Louisiana
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Ok not quite sure of how to add pictures into my post so i put a few of him in an album! Thanks a lot Mikey T its nice to finally know something! I could not find much information on my own. I am not going to breed him he is just going to be a family pet, and i forgot to mention that i did not pick him because of his color I picked him because he was the first to run up to us while all of his brothers were eating.
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Junior Member
Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: South Louisiana
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Well i'm from south louisiana so we use the word Ka-Nai all the time, it means mischievous, actually spelt canaille. He is blue because of his coat color! Do you see how it is not black it is actually like a muted gray, that is considered blue.
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the Blue eye color is the result of a vary different gene and is a serious fault in the breed. |
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