COAT COLORS WHITE and BLUE

WHITE & BLUE The white and blue coat color is extremely rare in Papillons. The Papillon below is the only documented white and blue Papillon in history. White and blue Papillons have gray coats. They have no black or red hairs. Their leather (nose, lips, eye rims, and pads) are also gray. Their eyes are usually a green or yellow shade. There are two shades the blue coat color. The first is a dark, steel blue. The second is a lighter, brownish shade.

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BELOW ARE PICTURES OF A WHITE & BLUE PAPILLON. . .

Above a blue Papillon puppy named Zammy. His coat is not black; it is a dark gray color. His leather is also gray in color.

Above is the same puppy. Look how his body spots are gray in color.	Above is the blue puppy and his black littermates.

Above is Zammy as an older puppy. The picture on the right shows a w/black Papillon behind Zammy. When you compare Zammy's coat color to the Papillon behind him, you can clearly see that his coat is not black. Also, his leather is gray and his eyes are a dark blue/gray color and not brown.

Above are two more pictures of Zammy, showing his gray coat.

Photo by Linda Heeg

Above a really great photograph of 4 puppies which illustrate the blue color well. The first puppy is a black puppy. The next puppy is a light blue puppy. The third puppy is a dark blue puppy like the Papillon shown above. The last puppy is a liver puppy.

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