Brindle Cane Corso Blue Eyes

Brindling of varying intensity is common on both basic coat colors as well creating tigrato full brindle black brindle and blue brindle.

Brindle cane corso blue eyes. Some corsos have a brindle pattern. This is further modified by genetic pigment dilution to create blue grey from black and fromentino from fawn where the mask is blue grey colours. I guess you can say we raise free range cane corso s. The akc standard states.

I have some photos at http sanroccocaneco. Coat the coat is short stiff shiny adherent and dense with a light undercoat that becomes thicker in cold weather the cane corso should not have a short coat like the. The disqualifying coat pattern for cane corsos is tan points as commonly seen in rottweilers or dobermans. See more ideas about brindle cane cane corso.

Since corso color descriptions are a bit particular a sidebar explanation is in order. Besides coats becoming lighter or darker a puppy that appears to be gray at first can easily turn out to be some variation of brindle as the coat will change over time. Other non standard colors include chocolate or liver and dilute liver called isabella fawn. A nice example of a blue brindle male.

Cane corso coat texture i would be remiss if i didn t discuss coat texture in this treatment on color. We believe that happier and healthier cane corso s will make better parents to their puppies better pets for their new homes with better temperaments. The brindle cane corso color pattern sits on top of the base color red or fawn. Darker eyes are preferred however the color of the eyes tends to emulate the shade of brindling in the coat.

It is a solid base coat color with solid tan markings seen on the face chest and or legs. Regular brindle which seems to be a blackish brownish colored body with heavier fawn striping and reverse. Both with matching pigment around the eyes the nose and nails and may have light eyes in a yellowish tint. The alapaha will often have glass eyes blue or marble eyes brown and blue mixed in a single eye.

Most of their days are spent running on our 22 acres. Cane corso appear in two basic coat colours. Colloquially breeders often describe the varying intensity of the brindle pattern as either black brindle which appears to have a black body with relatively faint fawn stripes. This breed also has cat like feet.

The cane corso has a short and stiff coat so it is likely the offspring will have a short stiff coat as well. This is further modified by genetic pigment dilution to create blue from black and formentino from fawn colors. Cane corso puppies can definitely change their color to some degree. Our cane corsos live in our home not in a shed or cage.

Here is a blue brindle cane corso he has some tigrato qualities and is referred to in italian as a tiger color.