RE: [pyrnet] Snow nose

["Melissa Wyglendowski" <wygate@hotmail.com>]

Liberty's nose has never changed back to black.  I loved her black nose - it 
really made her face.  But, I guess we will keep her - pink/black nose and 
all!  Not like we are going to breed her anyway, she is spayed - I know that 
the pink nose is considered a fault.  Nevertheless, she is the funniest dog 
I have ever been fortunate enough to meet, much less live with, so I don't 
care what color her nose is.


> From: nina kelly <ninatkelly@yahoo.ca>
> Reply-To: pyrnet-l@pyrnet.org
> To: pyrnet-l@pyrnet.org
> Subject: [pyrnet] Snow nose
> Date: Fri, 16 Dec 2005 10:59:55 -0500 (EST)
>
>
> Hello
>
>   The pink nose is due to the lack of sunlight during the winter, my Pry 
> Dilbert has that pink nose as well. I did some research to find out why, I 
> thought he was sick, but no it is because of the lack of sunlight. It will 
> turn black again in the summer. :)
>
>   Nina
>   Melissa Wyglendowski <wygate@hotmail.com> wrote:
>   Happy Birthday Emm! My Pyr will be 3 on the 21st of Dec. I noticed that
> Emm also has a pink/black nose, like my pyr Liberty -
> http://www.dogster.com/?98632. Her nose was black until her first winter as
> an adult, when she started digging in the snow with her nose. Do you
> suppose that is why is changed color - almost like the black 'wore off.'
>
>
>
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