The Blue Fawn French Bulldog
A fawn body with a blue (rather than black) mask — dilute pigment on a fawn base.
What is a Blue Fawn French Bulldog?
Blue fawn has been produced in the breed for as long as the d locus has existed. Interest has increased alongside general demand for blue-series Frenchies.
A warm fawn body with a distinctive blue-gray mask on the muzzle, blue-gray ear tips, and a slate/blue nose. Eyes are often blue or amber.
The DNA behind the color
Fawn base (ay) combined with the dilute (d/d) genotype produces a blue-fawn expression.
Requires both parents to carry the d allele and at least one parent to pass fawn.
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