AADRI Color Chart

Seal coloration makes black dogs appear brownish (with the nose remaining black), varying from a slight brown cast to a shade almost as light as liver.

Any black nosed dog with a solid black coat. Coat may be shiny black to dull, flat black or any shade in between.

Any dog more than 60% white with regular smooth colored patches on the face and/or body. Should be denoted by base color of the patches colored by pied. Example: Black pied, red pied.

Any dog with a solid colored body and tan markings. Markings are specific to eyebrow, cheek, lower leg and under the tail. Should be denoted by the nose color. Example: Black and Tan, Blue and Tan , Chocolate and Tan.

Brindle is defined as any dog with stripes. Should be defined by NOSE color. Example: Black Brindle, Blue Brindle, Chocolate Brindle. There is no regard to how light or dark the stripes are. 

Any red nosed dog with a tan colored body. Dog may be as light as cream or a deep mahogany red or any shade in between.

Any red or liver nosed dog with a solid chocolate colored body. Body may be light dusky chocolate to a deep liver color.

Any blue nosed dog with a solid blue coat. Coat may be a dull silver all the way to a deep steel grey or any shade in between.

A clear light tan, must have a black nose. May have black masking on the muzzle.

A black nosed dog with a tan body coat. Tan may be a light cream all the way to a deep red or any shade in between. 

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