Brown and Fawn – Bearded Collie Club of America
A fawn Beardie is a brown who also expresses the dilution gene(s). The two colors are easiest to distinguish in puppies; a fawn puppy is more taupe-colored. As with stay-black Beardies, stay-brown Beardies are browns who do not express the fading gene(s).
Colors and Coats – Bearded Collie Club of America
Beardies come in four main colors: Black, Blue (dilute black), Brown, and Fawn (dilute brown). Their markings might or might not differ from the standard — or they might have minimal markings. When all four coat colors appear in the same litter, we refer to it as a “rainbow litter.”
“A Lifetime of Friendship… the Bearded Collie”
Beardies can be found in four colors: Black, brown, blue, and fawn — with or without white markings. Blacks can range from “stay-black” — no graying — to light gray. Blues can be dark gray to silver. Browns appear in dark mahogany to blonde. Fawns vary from medium brown to …
Beardie Colours - Bearded Collie
Bearded Collies are born one of 4 main colours – black, brown, blue, or fawn, usually with some amount of white markings. As they grow, most Beardies exhibit ‘fading’ with the colour lightening (often dramatically) over a number of months, and then …
Bearded Collie Club
The four basic colours of the Bearded Collie are slate, brown, blue and fawn. All these colours occur in combination with white. What is remarkable about a Beardie's coat colour is just how much it can change in growing from puppy to mature dog.
THE AMAZING COLOURS OF THE BEARDED COLLIE – Beardisar I …
Below you will find some basic information and many photographic examples of the ever changing and varying Bearded Collie coat. The two basic colours are black and brown and their dilutes, blue and fawn, making four possible birth colours.
Colors of Bearded Collies Original colors are black, blue, brown and fawn. In original standard there is written: Slate grey, reddish-fawn, black, blue, all shades of grey, brown and sandy with or without white markings. Never merle/dapple. When white occurs it appears on foreface, as a blaze on skull, on tip of tail, on chest, legs and
The Fading Effect - National Purebred Dog Day®
2018年1月12日 · The four main colors (with or without white markings) that are accepted are black, blue, brown, and fawn. When all four colors show up in the same litter, it’s colorfully called a “rainbow litter,” but since most Bearded Collie puppies are born quite dark or black, how does anyone know what color a Beardie puppy is going to become?
Bearded Collie - Origin, Health, Feeding, Compatibility
2024年9月26日 · They typically weigh between 40-60 pounds and stand around 20-22 inches tall at the shoulder. Their long, dense double coat comes in various colors including black, blue, brown, and fawn. Bearded Collies have a playful and friendly demeanor, making them great family pets and excellent companions for active individuals.
Bearded collie: Dog breed characteristics & care - Betterpet
2024年2月20日 · A common nickname for Bearded collies is “dogs of changing colors.” Bearded collies have a fading gene that causes them to start off darker and lighten with age. A dark brown puppy may end up being closer to milk chocolate by the end of the first year.