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A dapple patterned coat creates a mottled effect on top of the base colour, which can look very attractive. As a rule, two dapple dachshunds should not be bred together. As mentioned earlier, it will create a “double dapple” offspring and will risk causing severe health problems. Some of the genetic health issues may include deafness, blindness, malformations, and even missing eyes or ears! Breeders have introduced a range of new “fashionable colours” into the mix as well, namely Gray (Blue) and Fawn (Isabella). We will explore a bit further in the article when we come to look at diluted colours in dachshunds. This is not a natural color and breeding diluted colors can cause health issues. Many kennel clubs state that blue coloring is not desired and even though it is fun and trendy, it should be really considered before making that choice because of the potential health issues. White Dachshunds White Dachshunds The cream Dachshund will be blonde with no red tints at all on the fur. The cream gene is a recessive gene, and it means that all dogs can carry this gene without being cream-colored. Dachshunds with diluted colors will often have Color Dilution Alopecia which means the hair will fall out or will be very thin. This can also lead to skin infections and skin cancer. Other dogs experience baldness and weakened skin.

The short-haired Dachshund will look like the popular wiener dog. It will have short hair, short legs, and a long body. Most of the short-haired Dachshunds have long ears that look almost like the dogs of a hound dog. The UK kennel clubs and the AKC (American Kennel Club) are very strict on the dachshund breed standard, and any deviation from the hues listed above is not permissible by them. You will want to keep this in mind if choosing a puppy from a litter to develop a show career or breed it in the future. Pencil Control Activity Cards - a great set of cards for children to use to practise their pencil control. Yes. Dachshund puppies can change colors as they get older. As puppies get older, they often get darker or lighter with age. Does the color of the Dachshund affect how it behaves? The wire coat is the one that is most dominant over all of the coats and even if the dog has one “ w” gene for wire, it will be wire but it can have “ recessive smooth” or “ recessive long” which will completely change the coat type.The Wild or Chocolate Boar is not found on short or long-haired Dachshunds and is only found on wire-haired Dachshunds. Blue and Cream Dachshunds Blue and Cream Dachshund One of the most important and effective measures to prevent health problems in dachshunds is Supplementation.

The UK Kennel club also classifies Isabellas as “highly undesirable” as a breed standard, but the Isabella colour is acceptable in the US in two-colour dachshunds according to the American Kennel Club breed standards. The UK Kennel Club that sets breed standards actually states that the blue colour in dachshunds is “highly undesirable.” Unfortunately, when something is rare, people tend to want it more, and such rare colours like the blue coat in dachshunds become trendy and more “desirable” amongst pet owners, which is also why prices begin to soar. Isabella dachshund You might be surprised at just how many different options there are when it comes to colours in dachshunds. There is such a wide variety, in fact, that if you are a new prospective dachshund owner, you could find yourself being spoilt for choice. This unusual coloring, which is most often seen in wire-haired dogs, comes from multiple colors on every single hair. The rarest Dachshund colors are mostly the solid ones. They only occur occasionally and they aren’t allowed to join conformation shows by top kennel clubs.

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READ MORE: Piebald Dachshund – Breed Info, Temperament, Health, Costs, and Pictures Brindle Piebald Dachshunds Mating two dapples together produce double dapples that are frowned upon by many due to the string of diseases associated with them. It is suggested that studs undergo DNA testing, so hidden dapples can be identified. What Is the Rarest Dachshund Color?

You may be surprised to find out that you can indeed find blue-eyed dachshunds with intricate pattern&white patches over their coat or even all-white dachshunds. These dogs carry a “double merle” gene (double dapple dachshunds).The colors below are the most commonly seen shades in the Dachshund breed. They are your best options if you are on a budget but dream of bringing home a Dachshund. Patterns can make Dachshunds appear to be three or even more colors. There are five distinct Dachshund patterns, and each one can appear over any color variation, allowing for as diverse of Dachshunds as you can imagine. Dachshunds completely and totally rule when it comes to colors and coat patterns… they come in more color/coat varieties than any other breed of dog! Colors As with all “rare” or selectively bred coat types in dogs, you should be wary of acquiring a white-coated dachshund, as they can come with their set of health problems, including congenital blindness and deafness. In fact, some double dapple dachshund puppies can be born with malformed or missing eyes/ears and will be partially or totally deaf/blind. (see picture below)