Coat Colors

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Coat Colors

ISSR, Inc. Shiloh Shepherd Litter Evaluation Program Manual: Conformation
COLOR: The Shiloh Shepherd comes in various colors. Shades of black with tan,
golden tan, reddish tan, silver, and cream are as desirable as are various shades of
richly pigmented golden, silver, red, dark brown, dark gray, or black sables. Also
solid black or solid white is acceptable as long as the nose, eye rims, and lips are
solid black. A white blaze on the chest is acceptable as well as some white markings
on the toes, as long as they are blended in with the other shades of silver, cream,
tan, etc. Any other white markings on any other part of the body should be
considered a FAULT. Any washed out or pale colors should also be considered a
FAULT. Blues, livers, dogs with lack of proper pigmentation, or dogs with a nose that
is not predominately black must be DISQUALIFIED.
*Solids*
Black (BLK) Plush
White (WHI) Plush
Buff (BUF) Smooth
*Duals*
Light Black/Silver (LBV) smooth
Black/Silver (BV)
Young Smooth saddle male
Light Black/Silver (LBV) plush
Dark Black/Silver (DBV)
Young Smooth blanket male
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Faulty LBV - faded muzzle
Dark Black/Silver (DBV)
Young Plush male with blanket
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Light Black/Cream (LBC)
Light Black/Tan (LBT) Smooth
Black/Red (BR) Plush
Black/Cream (BC) Smooth
Dark Black/Cream (DBC)
Black/Tan (BT) Plush
Dark Black/Tan (DBT) Plush
Black/Tan with Silver (BTV) Smooth
Black/Tan with Cream (BTC)
Smooth
*Bi-Colored Duals*
The puppy pictured to your right has clear
black markings going down past the elbow in
a tapering line almost to the pastern. You
can also distinguish a true bi via the black
markings always present on the rear of the
hock and metatarsus, as you can see in the
dogs pictured here. The ISSR allows for a
variety of three acceptable combinations.
BBT (Bi Black/Tan) pictured in the puppy,
Bi-Black/Tan (BBT) Plush
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BBC (Bi Black/Cream) and BBV (Bi Black Silver) that would consist of the exact same pattern
markings except that the “cream” would actually be a lighter shade of “silver”.
Bi-Black/Cream (BBC) Plush
Bi-Black/Cream (BBC)
Bi-Black/Silver (BBV) puppy
*Bi-Colored Sables *
Bi-Black Sable/Silver (BSV)
Bi-Black Sable/Grey (BSG) Smooth
Bi-Black Sable/Cream (BSC)
Bi-colored sables have
the same “Bi-colored”
pattern as the bicolored duals. The only
difference is that their
actual
coats
are
“sabled”
instead
of
being solid.
Bi-Black Sable/Tan (BST)
Bi-Black Sable/Reddish Brown (BSR) Plush
*Sables*
Silver Sable (SS) Plush puppy
Silver Sable (SS) Smooth adult
Please note: Silver Sables are very rare and always have a pure white undercoat.
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Light Grey Sable (LGS) Smooth
Golden Sable (PS) Plush puppy
Grey Sable (GS) Plush
Golden Sable (GS) Smooth adult
Dark Grey Sable (DGS) Plush
Golden Sable (GS) Plush adult
Please note: Golden sables always have a light chest and show no Black (salt and pepper)
markings on their shoulders or thighs. Light Brown Sables do not have the distinction of
“appearing” to be very light saddled duals.
Light Brown Sable (LBS)
smooth adult
Brown Sable (BS) Smooth 3
month puppy
Light Brown Sable
Plush puppy
Brown Sable (BS)
Smooth 21 month adult
Please note sable markings on shoulder of
this light brown sable plush adult.
Brown Sable (BS)
Plush 2 year old adult
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Dark Brown Sable (DBS)
10 week old plush puppy
Dark Brown Sable (DBS) 2
year old plush adult
Black Sable Tan (SBT) Smooth
Black Sable/Silver (SBV) plush
Dark Brown Sable (DBS) Smooth puppy
Black sable/tan (SBT) Plush adult (L);
Dark brown sable (DBS) Plush puppy (R)
Black Sable/Cream (SBC) plush
Black Sable/tan
(SBT) plush
Grey Sable/Cream (GSB)
For a complete listing of
colors and codes, please
refer to page 29 of this
manual.
Brown Sable/Cream (BSB) 3 month
old smooth pup
Brown Sable/Cream (BSB)
Smooth Adult
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