Yes, Bernedoodles can be brown. They can also be black, black & white, black & brown, or a tai-color which is a mix of white, black, and brown. Bernedoodles can also come in sable, which is a lighter brown, cream, or red coloration. Additionally, Bernedoodles can have phantom markings, which are brown markings under their tails.
Do Bernedoodles lose their brown?
Bernedoodles can lose their brown color over time, due to the fading gene inherited from their Poodle parent. This is especially noticeable in puppies, as the brown fur may lighten significantly as they age. However, this color fading is not a guarantee, and some Bernedoodles may retain their brown color.
Do Bernedoodles get lighter?
Yes, Bernedoodles can get lighter in color as they age. The color of a Bernedoodle’s coat can start to fade as they reach adulthood, especially if they have a sable coat. This fading is due to the Bernedoodle’s genetics, and some Bernedoodles may even become white or light brown as they age.
What is Phantom color in Bernedoodle?
Phantom coloring in Bernedoodles is a two-toned colored coat that usually features a solid background with patches of another color in specific areas, typically around the nose, chest, and legs. The most common and widely recognized coloring is an all-black body with brown markings. Other color combinations are also possible, such as cream and apricot, or black and white.
What are the different types of Bernedoodles?
There are several types of Bernedoodles based on the coat type, color and size of the Bernese Mountain Dog and Poodle parent. The most common coat types are wavy, curly, and straight. The most common colors are black and white, merle, red and white, sable and phantom. The sizes include tiny, miniature and standard, which are determined by the size of the Poodle parent. Additionally, there are several generations of Bernedoodle, including F1, F1B, F1BB, F2, F2B, F2BB and F3.