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Lilac English Bulldog Color Guide (2024)


Example of a Lilac English Bulldog Puppy Lilac English Bulldog Puppies For Sale Rare Color Guide Lilac Color Basics Genotype for Lilac Gene: [bb dd]  Lilac English Bulldogs represent one of the four base rare colors.  The others include: black, blue, and chocolate.  Similar to the blue coat (diluted once), Lilac Bulldogs build off the black gene and then are diluted two times.   Black is diluted first by the chocolate gene and then the blue gene.  Technically, the [bb] chocolate...

Blue English Bulldog Color Guide (2024)


     Example of a Blue English Bulldog Puppy Blue English Bulldog Puppies For Sale Rare Color Guide Blue Color Basics Genotype for Blue Gene: [dd]  Blue English Bulldogs represent one of the four base rare colors.  The others include: black, lilac and chocolate.  It is commonly understood that Blue English Bulldogs are actually diluted black dogs. The black gene structure provides the the base color and then is diluted by the blue (dd) gene.  We believe the blue coat...

Black English Bulldog Color Guide (2024)


Example of a Black Tri English Bulldog Puppy Black English Bulldog Puppies For Sale Rare Color Guide Black Color Basics There are several different variations of  the black color.  The black color can be expressed a variety of ways which include: black and tan, black tri, black seal, black merle, black platinum, and black brindle.  Black Bulldogs are often recognized as the most common of all rare colored bulldogs. We believe the black color should be shiny and appear to...

Chocolate English Bulldog Color Guide (2024)


Chocolate English Bulldog Puppies For Sale Rare Color Guide Chocolate Color Basics There are several different variations of  the chocolate color.  The chocolate color can be expressed a variety of ways which include: light chocolate, chocolate sable, dark chocolate, and chocolate tri.  One of the most common chocolate color hues is light chocolate which is often an most accurately described as an orange color.  Often light chocolate is a full body coat and does not carry the “tri” color pattern...

Brindle English Bulldog Color Guide (2024)


example of a Brindle English Bulldog Puppy Brindle English Bulldog Puppies For Sale Color Guide History of the Brindle Coat The Brindle Bulldog coat is typically classified as a standard or traditionally accepted coat color within Bulldog Clubs and the AKC.  Historically, the Brindle English Bulldog was one of the original coat colors within the English Bulldog breed standard originally created and observed.  It is important to understand that the brindle color is actually a color pattern that accentuates multiple...

Red English Bulldog Color Guide (2024)


Red English Bulldog Puppies For Sale Color Guide History of the Red Coat The Red Bulldog coat is typically classified as a standard or traditionally accepted coat color within Bulldog Clubs and the AKC.  Historically, the red English Bulldog was one of the original coat colors within the English Bulldog breed standard originally created and observed, with the 2nd color being white. In the early 1800’s Bulldogs were primarily used for jobs connected to bull baiting and bear hunting in...

Fawn English Bulldog Color Guide (2024)


Fawn English Bulldog Puppies For Sale Color Guide History of the Fawn Coat The fawn Bulldog coat is typically described as a reddish/blonde color and is classified as a standard or traditionally accepted coat color within Bulldog Clubs and the AKC.  Historically, the fawn coat color was quite possibly considered undesirable during the early formation of the English Bulldog breed.  In the early 1800’s Bulldogs were primarily used for jobs connected to bull baiting and bear hunting in Europe.  The...

English Bulldog Colors: A Comprehensive Guide (2024)


English Bulldog Colors: A Comprehensive Guide (2024) History of Bulldog Coat Colors English Bulldog coat colors can historically be broken down into two camps: standard and non-standard or rare colored bulldogs.  For many decades the standard group of colors dominated English Bulldogs.  These colors were promoted by AKC show clubs as “desirable” and became the preferred choice by most bulldog owners.  In many countries standard colors still make up the vast majority of bulldogs that are produced.  As the of...