A Blue Fawn Pitbull is a Pitbull Terrier variation with a dilute blue-colored coat and a silverish cast for a blue-grey color. This dog has a reddish or bluish nose but is not a separate Pitbull breed. Blue fawn Pitbulls are loyal, smart, confident dogs great for families.

The four Pitbull type breeds are the American Pitbull Terrier, the American Staffordshire Terrier, the Staffordshire Bull Terrier and the American Bully.

The moo moo pit bull, in particular, is the most coveted. It sports a white coat with patches that can be dark brown, tan, fawn, brindle, or fawn. It is also possible to find a tri-colored white pit bull. The white pitbull earned the nickname ‘moo moo pitbull’ because his coat looks exactly like that of a dairy cow.

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According to the American Pit Bull Registry, Merle Pitbulls are by far the rarest, which explains the sharp rise in the demand for these Pits. Pitbull owners love the unique color variations of the merle Pit and its blue crystal eyes that are caused by the merle dominant allele in the M locus.

Black pitbulls may not be rare, but they are not as popular as some other colors either. Every pitbull breeder and owner has their own views on the best colors of pitbulls.

The white Pitbull is a variation of the Pitbull breeds. Although it is rare, an all-white Pitbull is considered a standard coat color and not a product of albinism. Contrary to an albino dog, a white Pitbull has a more noticeable skin pigmentation and colored eyes.

Contrasting color splashes are commonly seen on the chest, nose, face, paws, legs, and even the tail. The most common coat color combinations found in tri color Pitbulls has tended to be combinations of black, brown, and white. However, any combination of the Pitbull colors is possible!

An American Bully XL is a variety of the hybrid, or designer, dog breed American Bully, also known as American Bully Pit, BullyPitbull, and BullyPit. American Bully was created by breeding an American Pitbull Terrier and American Staffordshire Terrier.

Most tri-color Pitbull puppies are priced at $750 on average, with no difference regarding coat colors and patterns. Some breeders may sell them at a higher price but the pricing is affected by other factors such as the puppies’ generation, papers, and shots.

When dogs breed, the mother and father each randomly contribute one allele from each locus, giving each allele a 50% chance of being passed on to the pups. One of the alleles at each locus is dominant and determines the traits, like coat color, portrayed in the dog.

If they’re around the same size, girl puppies will usually end up around the size of their mother and males will usually end up closer to the size of the male parent. If the dogs are different sizes, your dog will almost certainly be somewhere between the two.

Like humans, dogs may resemble their parents and their siblings, but also can exhibit some characteristics that even a good shake of the family tree might not explain. It’s All In the Genes. All species have a genetic makeup, which is passed along from both mother and father.

Of course, this can be the simple case of genetics – sometimes two white canines can produce black puppies if they both carry the dominant “black” gene. A color from generations ago can pop up in any puppy.

Red is a recessive colour, so it’s not possible for two red dogs to produce black puppies. The parents are both ee and a black dog would have to be Ee, so there’s nowhere for the E allele to come from.

“None of the physical characteristics relating to appearance are sex linked; it makes no difference which parent is which breed. There is no physical attribute… height, build, color, coat, nothing…that is always inherited from the mother or the father.