08-07-2011, 08:39 PM
I know that domestic dogs(many animals actually) can have either pink/white or black skin but I don't know which is more common in wolves, and my searches haven't really come up with anything.
My interest is more in the coloring of scars, during and after the healing process. My mom's old blue heeler impaled herself on a bale stabber many years ago (she some how managed any muscle damage, it just pierced the skin) and I know that the scar from it is black now (and while quite large is almost impossible to see) but I cant remember if it healed pink first and then darkened?? and would wolves tend to be more dark or light complected and is it tied to fur color??
I haven't been able to find anything of any substance after a brief google search or two so I thought Id see what you awesome people can find..
My interest is more in the coloring of scars, during and after the healing process. My mom's old blue heeler impaled herself on a bale stabber many years ago (she some how managed any muscle damage, it just pierced the skin) and I know that the scar from it is black now (and while quite large is almost impossible to see) but I cant remember if it healed pink first and then darkened?? and would wolves tend to be more dark or light complected and is it tied to fur color??
I haven't been able to find anything of any substance after a brief google search or two so I thought Id see what you awesome people can find..