Doodle Colors

MERLE

A Merle is a single color (black or brown) with a gene modifier which creates darker patches on a diluted base coat color. This includes Blue or Chocolate/Red Merle accompanied by white markings on the face, chest, feet, and tail with or without tan points that can present themselves on the snout/cheeks, above the eyes, chest, legs, and rear. Merles can also have little to no white spotting with Phantom markings on the snout/cheeks, above the eyes, chest, legs, and rear.
We currently work with Blue (and occasionally Chocolate (Red)) Merles (and occasionally with Tri/Phantom markings.)

TRICOLOR

A Tricolor is described as having three colors, this includes a single coat color (black or brown) accompanied by white markings on the face/snout, chest, feet, and tail along with tan points that can present themselves on the cheeks, above the eyes, chest, legs, and rear.
We currently work with Black (and occasionally Chocolate) Tricolors.

PHANTOM

A Phantom is described as having two colors, this includes a single coat color (black or brown) accompanied by tan points that can present themselves on the cheeks or snout, above the eyes, chest, legs, and rear. A Phantom will have little to no white markings.
We currently work with Black (and occasionally Chocolate) Phantoms.

BICOLOR

A Bicolor is described as having two colors, this can include a single coat color (brown, black, red, or blonde) accompanied by white markings on the face, chest, feet, and tail or small white patches on the chest, snout, or toes.

PARTI

A Parti has a white base coat that covers at least 50% of their body with a secondary color marbled through it in patches. Most of the time the secondary color is black or chocolate (brown) however it can also be apricot, red, sable or merle.

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