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The description of the winter coat as "black/brown" is ambiguous—it could mean black on some individuals and brown on others, black and brown on all individuals, blackish brown, or some combination of those. I hope someone who knows will clarify it, preferably without a slash. —JerryFriedman(Talk)21:19, 12 April 2011 (UTC)[reply]
