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Question by Jas
Submitted on 6/22/2004
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My friend's Rottweiler has a pink tongue with several blackish spots on it. It also has longer fur.  Could this Rottweiler be part Chow (those dogs have blackish tongues)?


Answer by NiNi
Submitted on 9/9/2004
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Hey dog has a pink and black spotted tongue 2 and the place where i adopted him from told me he was a german shepherd. australian shepherd chow mix..maybe thats why

 

Answer by Kollerkrot
Submitted on 5/4/2005
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Not necessarily!  Long coats do appear in Rottweilers sometimes.  It is a genetic fault, which means that the dog is not to be bread, but it does happen.  As far as the tonge goes, that could be a pink-mouthed Rottweiler.  Some of them have less pigments/irregular pigmentation and do show pink-mottled flews, tongues, and sometimes whole mouths.  That is not a fault, but would be rated as a negative when shown.  However, if the dog is otherwise in order, it would just be noted in an FCI-critique.

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Answer by Shadow
Submitted on 5/10/2006
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it is possible....the only pink spotted tounges i have ever seen have been on chows.

 

Answer by GOATS
Submitted on 10/14/2006
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It might have aids

 

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