Do Chocolate Lab Puppies Eyes Stay Blue

Light Silver puppies are born with very brilliant Blue eyes that catch a lot of attention. They will change at 8-12 weeks of age. Color can range from a light Gray color to a lighter Golden Brown, similar to a Chocolate Lab's eyes. Labradors naturally love water. To the right, we have treated a litter to a trip to a creek for an introduction to.

Do chocolate lab puppies eyes stay blue. and Brown eyes. We had 2 boys born with VERY Blond (nearly White) hair and Blue eyes. With the 1st son born with these colors, I thought the hospital had switched my baby with another and then, 2 1/2 years later, we had another one, the very same features, Blond with Blue eyes. Our oldest and our youngest sons both have Brown hair and Brown eyes. Chocolate Labs are different to both yellow and black Labs as they have do not have any black skin/dark eye genes. Instead of the black genes they have two alternative genes that dilute both the fur and skin colour. You end up with brown fur plus light coloured eyes and pink lips, eye rims, paw pads and browny/pinky noses. Most probably your dogs eyes will turn another color.Its true that all dogs are born with blue eyes but may change another color by time same for humans:) its really rare that your dogs eyes could stay blue. probably they would if your puppies parents eyes were colored. GLAD TO HELP:) p.s. that must be a cute puppy of yours!! wish i had one!! He is a wonderful puppy. Does anyone know if his eyes will stay blue if not how old are they when they change? Answer: chocolates will only have brown or green eyes and they start to turn as early as 5 1/2 weeks to as late as 10 weeks. Black and yellow labs will only have brown eyes. All lab puppies are born with blue eyes.

Dogs with liver-colored markings, like Irish setters and chocolate Labs, often have amber eyes, which can look light brown or even yellow, depending on the dog. Dogs with liver coats do undergo an eye color transition, but the liver gene prevents their eyes from making their way to a full-brown color. All puppies are born with blue eyes, because blue is the appearance that the reflection and refraction of light on the iris produces when there is no melanin present in the eyes. Because melanin production in the eyes does not begin until the pups are a few weeks old, their eyes appear blue until this point. Puppies with Blue Eyes. All young puppies are born with varying shades of blue eyes. Some appear to be a little more "green-blue" while others will have blue with spots of brown. Within about 10 - 12 weeks your puppies eyes will mature and begin to turn to their new permanent color. Brown is the default eye color for mature dogs. The number of Silver Labradors with Blue Eyes in the United States has increased significantly over the past several decades.. Despite the long-lived controversy surrounding the purity of breeding of silver labs, they're still an extremely popular dog. A lot of breeders actually specialize in breeding nothing but Silver Labrador Retrievers, and the demand for these beautiful dogs has grown.

Liz, you appear to be uninformed and are incorrect. My FULL BREED Silver Labrador Retriever had blue eyes as a puppy and eventually changed to a hazel color as she grew into her first year. I have had several AKC registered chocolate labs that were born with blue eyes that eventually changed over to green or hazel. Like all Labradors, the chocolate-colored ones have a soft and sweet behavior. The eyes are the passage to the soul of a Labrador. Friendly and loyal, the eyes of a Lab tell the story of this attractive breed. Raised to hunt, recover and rescue, this dog has resilience and energy to spare, which makes it a good hunting partner. From the origins of the chocolate Lab, to finding chocolate Labrador Retriever puppies, it’s all here. And you’ll find more great info in the green box above. Throughout the history of the breed, a chocolate Labrador or two (sometimes referred to as liver Labradors) has appeared occasionally in litters of Labrador puppies The nose and paw pads of a chocolate Lab should be the same color as his coat. While the breed standard permits some fading of the nose color, actual discoloration disqualifies a dog from the show ring. As with the yellow and black Labs, a chocolate Lab's eyes can be brown. Unlike the others, hazel is a permissible eye shade for the chocolate Lab.

Just a bit more information - chocolates and Dudley yellows (yellows with chocolate/liver pigment) can have blue or green eyes as puppies which change to light brown/amber color when they mature. All of the dogs here that said they had blue eyes as pups fall into that category. Chocolate Labradors, once considered the "ugly duckling" of the three colors of this retriever breed, are nowadays considered one of the most beautiful. With their endearing personalities and willingness to please, the chocolate Lab, along with the black and yellow Lab, has earned the top spot in the hearts of. Their eyes only begin to reveal themselves — and slowly open after that point. This is the time to enjoy the blue-eyed stage where their eyes are blue and wholly uniform in color, meaning there is no change from the irises to the pupils. Mature Eye Coloration. Around 3 or 4 weeks in age, puppies’ final eye color slowly starts to become visible. Angie, some chocolates are born with blue eyes which pass through a green phase before they turn amber. Most likely these people have see a pup in that transition phase or have seen a photo of one. It is striking but it doesn't last.