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 We are featuring a series of photographs depicting
the Saluki in its many colors.
 | Black -- black & tan; black & silver; black, tan
& white. Black, tan & white is now sometimes referred to as "tri",
although in the original English version of the standard the term "tri" referred
to what we now call "parti". Tri (white, black & tan) =
"parti". The first champion Saluki in the world was Eng. Ch. Orchard Shahin - a
black & white parti with tan points, thus "tri-colored".
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| Black-recessive Chocolate (Liver) -- chocolate & tan;
chocolate & silver; chocolate, tan & white
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| Red/Fawn -- "sabled" colors, both black-fringed and
liver-fringed; - fawn is a dilute of red
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| Gold/Cream -- "clear" colors, without black or liver
fringing; - cream is a dilute of gold
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Within each group we will show other varieties, i.e. parti-color,
grizzle, Irish-marked (high white). Grizzle is not a color-it's a pattern, like
parti-color.
We're starting the series again. So here is BLACK:
Black & Tan (and Black & Silver and Black, Tan & White)
*It has come to our attention that images from this page have been
copied and used in someone else's website, for another purpose. These images are ©
Copyrighted and may not be taken without specific, written authorization from the magazine
and the photographer. Thank you.*
 
©Photos above by Ingunn Solberg
 
 
©Photo above by Ingunn Solberg
Grizzle (technically a silver grizzle-the color of the underpinnings,
but because it appears to be black
it is generally referred to as a "black" grizzle)
(Please let me know if you know who took
this lovely photo, so I can give him/her credit.
It was on a Christmas card sent to me many years ago.) Thanks! Marilyn
 
Parti
If you have photos to contribute to this series please let me know. I will give you the
parameters to e-mail them to me. Thanks, Marilyn
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The Classic Saluki 
