Just wondering if any one else noticed this, or perhaps I am wrong.
Has anyone ever noticed that GSPs with symmetrical spots, like Sparks's Chomper look here at #2-> viewtopic.php?f=21&p=263602#p263602...
once the have been fed and have a little age on them.....tend to have the body shape of almost a perfect ball with a tail at the end. Golf balls with tails?
I have one like this..and I have seen other like this..
Symmetrical spots and body shape?
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purplecandle
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Re: Symmetrical spots and body shape?
I'd say that's a pretty good description of them -- "golf balls with tails" 
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sparks42
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Re: Symmetrical spots and body shape?
I noticed ! but my puff was your example haha
Chomper has always been pretty symmetrical, but no where near perfect.
Chomper has always been pretty symmetrical, but no where near perfect.
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pufferpuggirl
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Re: Symmetrical spots and body shape?
Chomper is a good looking GSP, no doubt.
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