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DOODS & COAT COLOURS
Chalk - White
A chalk coloured dog has fur that appears to be pure white, until seen in contrast with something which is stark white. The colour is generally uniform over the dog. All dogs with an “ee” pair will be Cream (cream means any of the following colors: white, cream, apricot, red, yellow (as in Labs), golden (as in Goldens) BBee is a cream dog Bbee is a cream dog carrying recessive brown bbee is a cream dog with brown pigment (caramel) Shades of those basic colours are modified by other genes Click here for more information on Coat Colour Basics. F1 Goldendoodle Polly at 8 weeks and at 1 year F1 Goldendoodle Sunny at 8 weeks and at 4 years F1 Goldendoodle Shelby at 8 weeks and as an adult F1 Goldendoodle Lucia as a pup and at 6 months F1 Goldendoodle Deejay as a pup and as an adult F1 Labradoodle Ripley at 7 weeks and as an adult Multigeneration Labradoodle L’il Bit as a pup and as an adult
The information contained on this site is in no way intended to replace that of proper veterinary advice, diagnosis or treatment.
It is meant to provide resource, so that we can better understand canine health related issues.
Goldendoodles.com
© Copyright Goldendoodles.com 2001. All rights reserved. You may not
copy or otherwise use anything on this site without our written permission
DOODS & COAT COLOURS
Chalk - White
A chalk coloured dog has fur that appears to be pure white, until seen in contrast with something which is stark white. The colour is generally uniform over the dog. All dogs with an “ee” pair will be Cream (cream means any of the following colors: white, cream, apricot, red, yellow (as in Labs), golden (as in Goldens) BBee is a cream dog Bbee is a cream dog carrying recessive brown bbee is a cream dog with brown pigment (caramel) Shades of those basic colours are modified by other genes Click here for more information on Coat Colour Basics. F1 Goldendoodle Polly at 8 weeks and at 1 year F1 Goldendoodle Sunny at 8 weeks and at 4 years F1 Goldendoodle Shelby at 8 weeks and as an adult F1 Goldendoodle Lucia as a pup and at 6 months F1 Goldendoodle Deejay as a pup and as an adult F1 Labradoodle Ripley at 7 weeks and as an adult Multigeneration Labradoodle L’il Bit as a pup and as an adult
The information contained on this site is in no way intended to replace
that of proper veterinary advice, diagnosis or treatment.
It is meant to provide resource, so that we can better understand
canine health related issues.
