Papillon Type Differences
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I think every (or at least many) breeds have different "types"...I think especially with a lot of working breeds the field-bred types tend to be different looking than the ones bred mainly for show, but both fit the standard and can do both (at least physically).
I mean some golden retrievers have TONS of hair and super thick coat and are stockier and some are much less hairy and leaner build, you can even see it in their heads and stuff...labs and spaniels are other good examples, also in many herding dogs (border collies, aussies, etc.)
here's a dog who places in cruft's
/http://stripduke.web-log.nl/photos/uncategorized/wiggle.jpg
and an american cocker who is different looking
/http://www.zimfamilycockers.com/Haylee-BestOfVariety-January2010.jpg
and some JRTs
/http://www.foxwillowterriers.com/images/TantrumLside.jpg
and this dog has a deeper chest and longer legs, but is still acceptable
/http://www.arazmatazjrt.com/images/stories/arazmataz_scout2.jpg
ETA. None of my pictures worked...i'll try to just link them.
I mean some golden retrievers have TONS of hair and super thick coat and are stockier and some are much less hairy and leaner build, you can even see it in their heads and stuff...labs and spaniels are other good examples, also in many herding dogs (border collies, aussies, etc.)
here's a dog who places in cruft's
/http://stripduke.web-log.nl/photos/uncategorized/wiggle.jpg
and an american cocker who is different looking
/http://www.zimfamilycockers.com/Haylee-BestOfVariety-January2010.jpg
and some JRTs
/http://www.foxwillowterriers.com/images/TantrumLside.jpg
and this dog has a deeper chest and longer legs, but is still acceptable
/http://www.arazmatazjrt.com/images/stories/arazmataz_scout2.jpg
ETA. None of my pictures worked...i'll try to just link them.
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The most beautiful one of all. 
Laur, I LOVE Prince. He is a beauty. Which type of Phalene do you prefer? I really like the D' Antan line and Joonas, though I love Cobb too.
Has anyone noticed what I call "puppy stamp"? Where an influential sire produces his look consistently? River is one of them!
River is linebred on Ken Mar Party On A Wave.
**I could disguise River as this pap! lol
Laur, I LOVE Prince. He is a beauty. Which type of Phalene do you prefer? I really like the D' Antan line and Joonas, though I love Cobb too.
Has anyone noticed what I call "puppy stamp"? Where an influential sire produces his look consistently? River is one of them!
River is linebred on Ken Mar Party On A Wave.
**I could disguise River as this pap! lol
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Joonas is my favorite phalene although I have not seen Cobb in person but I have seen Joonas at the local specialties and shows a few times. He's a stunner. Cobb is nice of course but Joonas has a more refined, papillon looking (to me), head. My friend's phalene Solei is much more spaniel looking than either of them though. Maybe I can try to snag a picture of him. He's very pretty.
I definitely like those two dogs' styles. Especially the one after Cobb. I'm just trying to keep things in mind for the future lol.
I definitely like those two dogs' styles. Especially the one after Cobb. I'm just trying to keep things in mind for the future lol.
Yep, that was Laur and I discussing Paps (gasp! Who woulda thunk it?) I'm a big fan of the domed head and abundant coat but I adore how leggy and petite Travis is. I'm hoping we will get the best of both by breeding him with Riley. She is full blood English with Lorah, Ringlands and Junesville in her pedigree.