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| Beardies are born one of
four colours: black, brown, blue or fawn, with or without white markings.
There may also be some tan where the solid colour joins the white,
especially noticeable on the hocks. Beardies also have a graying factor.
When born a beardie puppy is the solid colour, but most beardies begin to
show graying (or lightening) of the coat at a young age. The coat fades to
its lightest at approximately 12 - 18 months of age and then begins to
darken again. This keeps the owner guessing about what colour their adult
beardie will be!
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| Black is the dominant colour. | |
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| Blue is the dilute colour of black. | |
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| Brown is a dominant colour, but black is dominant over brown. | |
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| Fawn is the dilute colour of brown. | |
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[About Beardies] [Grooming] |
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