Blacks should remain a solid, dark black color without fading or turning to silver. Some blacks carry a recessive gene which prematurely grays the hair and they are called Silver.All dogs with at least one “B” and at least one “E” will be Black:BBEe, BBEE, BbEe, and BbEE are black dogs (with black pigment):BBEe is black carrying recessive creamBBEE is a black dogBbEe is black carrying recessive cream and recessive brownBbEE is black carrying recessive brownClick here for more information on Coat Colour Basics.F1 Goldendoodle Atlas at 6 weeks and as an adultF1 Goldendoodle Mollie at 7 weeks and as an adultF1 Goldendoodle Maggie as a pup and grown upF1 Goldendoodle Casey as a pup and at 2 yearsF1 Goldendoodle Scout as a pup and at 9 monthsF1 Goldendoodle Nelson at 10 weeks and at 9 monthsF1 GoldendoodleTinker at 3 months and at one yearF1 Labradoodle Jake at 6 weeks and at 13 monthsRuth’s Promise at 7 weeks and at 9 months
Blacks should remain a solid, dark black color without fading or turning to silver. Some blacks carry a recessive gene which prematurely grays the hair and they are called Silver.All dogs with at least one “B” and at least one “E” will be Black:BBEe, BBEE, BbEe, and BbEE are black dogs (with black pigment):BBEe is black carrying recessive creamBBEE is a black dogBbEe is black carrying recessive cream and recessive brownBbEE is black carrying recessive brownClick here for more information on Coat Colour Basics.F1 Goldendoodle Atlas at 6 weeks and as an adultF1 Goldendoodle Mollie at 7 weeks and as an adultF1 Goldendoodle Maggie as a pup and grown upF1 Goldendoodle Casey as a pup and at 2 yearsF1 Goldendoodle Scout as a pup and at 9 monthsF1 Goldendoodle Nelson at 10 weeks and at 9 monthsF1 GoldendoodleTinker at 3 months and at one yearF1 Labradoodle Jake at 6 weeks and at 13 monthsRuth’s Promise at 7 weeks and at 9 months