are bi coloured gsd's able to be shown under kc rules?
thankyou in advance to any replies

Bi colours are very rare & always have been, it is an acceptable colour They should be black with tan/gold feet A bit like rottie/dobe markings

"Black or black saddle with tan, or gold to light grey markings. All black, all grey, with lighter or brown markings referred to as Sables. Nose black. Light markings on chest or very pale colour on inside of legs permissible but undesirable, as are whitish nails, red-tipped tails or wishy-washy faded colours defined as lacking in pigmentation. Blues, livers, albinos, whites (i.e. almost pure white dogs with black noses) and near whites highly undesirable. Undercoat, except in all black dogs, usually grey or fawn. Colour in itself is of secondary importance having no effect on character or fitness for work. Final colour of a young dog only ascertained when outer coat has developed"

Here's a link to a USA site but there's a bi colour there as to the other "colours"no comment

ive seen some lovely GSDs mainley black with gold feet,i cant remeber if they had gold eyebrows or not, but i think not. these were chunky longish coated dogs.(obedience  dogs)

brilliant link, just found out now that my gsd is a bi colour. very happy.

thanks for your info but i have had to return the gsd to his owner i was going to adopt him but my other mutt and the gsd didnt get on,

Thats sad :(

it is really, but my church is 10 now and i felt sorry for the shepherds rehoming probs, so i offered him my home, unfortunately church and the gsd did not like each other so it was kinder to my old boy and the gsd to split them.

Well done for trying...sorry it didn't work out
Archer