Panda shepherd - Page 3

We will not be breeding the panda puppy, as this is one of the reasons why we kept her, a lot of people just wanted to breed her for her rare colour because people were willing to pay a lot more for her. We will be breeding her father again, and seeing as this rare and not completely understood ... we shall see what happens!
As I said that picture of the father makes him look a lot light than he actually is here are some pictures of him.
http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/photo.php?pid=3295785&id=502620610

and the pups are regular colours, only 2 of them are black and silver like mine, the camera just makes them look much lighter, and the little white one is definitly not silver, she is polar bear white! But I will post pictures as she grows! Also I dont know if this is important but her ears have been standing since she was 6 weeks which is odd, the rest of the puppies ears are still down ... just starting to perk up! And her nose was pink when she was born.
I would send DNA away but this is more of an interest for me than anything, I am also considering doing my thesis project on this, which then I would myself test the DNA and try and figure out what exactly is going on here!

If she is a 'mutant' then this colour should not show up in the next breeding because mutation rate is extremely low and the chances of the same gene mutating again is astronomical because as a few people have said there is no relation between pandas and white shepherds.

Either way she is an absolute perfect little pup, house trained at 7 weeks, listens, sits, doesn't beg... typical easy training of shepherds. And as she is a pet, not a breeding prospect I couldn't ask for anymore, plus she is just the cutest little thing!
 

Probably a reference to the breeding for fascination comment. That slippery slope thing. The GSD Standard vs. disqualifying color argument, "No good dog is a bad color". You know, that one.

I'm guessing it means.  F***** Freaky Sh*t.    I know that is what I am thinking. LOL.