Wren will hopefully do agility when she's older, as well as making a few appearances in the show ring too. However, we can be sure that whatever Wren does, it will suit her and not necessarily anyone else!
She is a very active little dog, usually busy doing something she shouldn't.
She is really naughty, but she is dead cute too! A bit of a handful to train, she is very self opinionated (she thinks she is just great), she is the most impatient creature I have ever met, if she doesn't immediately understand what we are asking of her, her nose will start to wrinkle up, and then she starts fooling around instead of concentrating! Which is (rather unfortunately from an educational point of view) very very funny.
Wren is genetically clear of TNS,CEA and CL.
You can read more about her parents here.
Wren is a very unusual colour for a BC. She is seal and white. Her hairs are black but tipped with gold, so giving the impression of being very very dark chocolate. On her neck, she is lighter still, looking almost sable coloured. Her pigment is black, so her nose eye rims and lips are black (in a 'brown' or 'chocolate' coloured dog they will be brown or chocolate too!) She was born this colour, although her colour has changed greatly as she has grown! She is not tri colour (tan point) although she has gold 'flecks' around her eyes, and her 'skirts' are lighter coloured too (a cream colour). She also has the same white base colour to her hair that my dilute(blue) has, looking almost like white hairs when you part the coat.
Depending on the light, she can look nearly black, or nearly blue, or nearly chocolate!
Seal can be thought of as 'ghost' sable pattern, she carries the sable gene but cannot fully express the colour.
Here are some photos showing her colour developing and changing as she grows.
