My Gray Chihuahua Puppy S Eyes Color

My Chihuahua recently gave birth. She only had one pup. He’s about 8 weeks old. His eyes are turning from the puppy blue/grey to a light green color. He’s white with cream colored spots all over his face and body. I hope keeps the green color

My gray chihuahua puppy s eyes color. If you have a blue Chihuahua or are thinking of getting one, read more about color dilution alopecia on my Chihuahua Health page. A controversial color in Chihuahuas – merle Merle is both striking and attractive: a swirled/patched/mottled pattern, usually gray-blue, black, tan, and white. In dogs and in humans, hair goes gray for the same physiological reason. Essentially, the cells that create brown or blonde or red hair color start to slack off, and eventually die. Your body. The permanent eye color can change at 16 weeks old as well. Your Chihuahua will start to open its eyes around the two-week mark. In the beginning, the eyes will look almost foggy and have that bluish tint. The eyes are always lighter in the beginning because a puppy’s iris lacks melanin. WHEN WILL MY CHIHUAHUA’S EARS STAND UP? The blue chihuahua has all of the other temperaments and traits of a more standard color Chihuahua. My little blue, Rockie (that’s her picture on this page) was the best little Chi in the world, and I miss her everyday! Parents of Blues. Looking at the parents doesn’t always assure a Blue Chihuahua in the litter.

Many puppies will change color as they grow, and the change is often dramatic. In some breeds, not only do coat colors change, but patterns aren't present at birth and develop later. Perhaps the best example is the Dalmatian, which isn't born with its telltale black or liver spots. Fawn is the proper term for a tan or light brown chihuahua. The Chihuahua Club of America defines fawn as "A brown, red-yellow with hue of medium brilliance." Tan is the term used for the color of a marking, not the dominant color. Fawn is called fawn because it's the color of a baby deer. Blue Color Variations Blue Chihuauas can be all gray, but more commonly have two-color combinations such as gray and white. There are 29 different colors that are possible on the coat of the Chihuahua, and Blue is one of the rarest…and it is prized by many Chihuahua aficionados. As your little puppy starts to open its eyes and its vision gets clearer, you will notice the beautiful blue color of its eyes. It’s truly amazing to see such wonderfully colored eyes in a tiny head. Sadly, however, your puppy’s eyes will start to change color as it grows older.

Some puppies eyes are bluer than others, and some can even have a slightly grayish appearance, at least at first. Puppy's eyes start out lighter in color because the iris lacks melanin. As your puppy grows, his eye color will get darker depending on the concentration of melanin in his eyes, says Daily Dog Discoveries. They open after about 10 to 14 days. The eyes will appear to be bluish/gray in color but that will change with time. The true adult color is often obvious by 8 weeks of age, but may not be fully apparent until older. Our Belgian Tervuren pups did not show true adult eye color until about 4 months of age. Puppy vision improves with age. Many times our clients notice their older pet’s eyes are starting to have a bluish-gray haze and they assume that their old dog is going blind. But what is really happening in the eye? The pupil of the eye is normally black. What you are seeing in the pupil is the lens, which lies just behind the pupil. Just like in a camera or eye glasses. Hi Liz, your chi’s belly looks very familiar. My chi gets more of them on her back. Vet seen it and nothing. One day I gave her my other dogs food that’s for dog with food allergies. Her skin started to get way better. Her hair even started to grow back. Hill's Prescription Diet z/d in can. Your vet can give you a Rx or sometime they sale it.

Blue dogs are in fact a shade of black. However, the skin pigmentation of the eyes, nose, lips and paw pads are blue. Silver Chihuahuas are a shade of gray with white hairs shooting through, creating a shinier color than gray. Chocolate Chihuahuas have brown hair with brown skin on eyes, nose, lips and paw pads instead of black. what exactly is a blue chihuahua and what makes a blue chihuahua puppy different from other chihuahua puppies? all chihuahuas are special and unique in their own way, but blue chihuahuas are best described as a chihuahua puppy that is bred to have a dull silver-grey-coat with a tinge of blue.. a blue chihuahua is rare and can be an apple head chihuahua or a deerhead chihuahua and is produced. The AKC requires for the show ring the Chihuahua have eyes of the same solid color, specifying blue, mismatched or particolor eyes as a serious fault. Bright White White Chihuahuas are more likely to have light-colored eyes, white nails and a tan or pink nose. Ensure that you get a clean bill of health for the puppy from the breeder and a vet as well. A Chihuahua, regardless of the coat color, comes with some rather colorful characteristics, which make it a very unique pet. But if you’re insistent about the blue, here’s all you need to know about them. About the Blue Chihuahua…