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white whisker


Question Posted Monday April 9 2007, 11:35 am

my dachshund has a white wisker already abd hes only 5 or 6. is it normal for them to get white whiskers/hair this early????????

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realgirlrealworld answered Tuesday April 10 2007, 9:33 pm:
Yeah, don't worry about it it's perfectly normal. The color whiskers and that is basically genetic, so it just means there's a white whisker trait somewhere in his family. It's nothing to worry about.

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JeniMarie17 answered Monday April 9 2007, 5:37 pm:
Yes it is normal it all depends on the family just like humans and my family has raisd and use to breed dachunds so it is all ok. dont be worried.

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