 Barked: Fri Nov 26, '10 2:55pm PST |
 | |  | | It depends on her lines... I have a male, Toto, who didn't start to turn until he was 3, almost four, and I have a female, Drama, who was completely turned with her adult coat at 13 months. There is no way I would ever sell a poodle with a guarantee it would end up a blue... even breeders who have been at it for thirty or more years are often wrong...Toto was purchased at 10 months, completely jet black. His breeder (30 years breeding and over 150 champions produced) told me he may be blue or he may not. The only for sure way is with DNA testing, and that only identifies the gene, not how much it will be expressed in any particular dog. You may have a blue like Toto who only has a light tail and face, or you may have a completely "gray" dog with no black hairs at all, like Drama, or one somewhere in between. |  |  | |  |
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