Phantom, Tri-Color, Sable and Brindle Poodles
Phantom poodles have markings often compared to those of a Doberman pincher. There are several other breeds that have this color pattern. While phantom-patterned dogs have 2 coat colors, the markings of a phantom poodle are in a specific pattern, unlike a parti colored dog. Phantom poodles have lighter markings on their lower legs, across the cheeks on the face, across the chest, on the eyebrows, and below the tail. A true phantom will hold these marking throughout its lifetime.
Phantom colors can be found in these combinations:
- Black phantoms: black and apricot, black and red, black and cream, black and brown, or black and silver
- Brown phantoms: brown and apricot or brown and creme
- Red phantoms: red and apricot or red and creme
- Silver or blue phantoms: silver and creme or blue and creme. On a silver, the markings may become almost indistinguishable as the color changes (it is common for silver poodles to fade in color over time).
Tricolored poodles are genetically two color patterns. They are a parti colored poodle with phantom markings. The legs may be white as is often seen on a parti dog. Sometimes the only phantom marking that occur may be seen on the face and eyebrows.
Sable poodles are usually born black or brown and clear (a kind of lightening) with age. Sable dogs will mature to a lighter dog with black tips. When a poodle is groomed you often may see dark markings only on the longer hair such as the tips of the ears. A puppy that is born a dark brown or black that is also a sable may lighten to a creme with just dark tips. You can have either solid colored sable or parti sables.
We have phantom, brindle, sable and tri colored standard poodle puppies for sale, make sure to check back often to see available puppies. Our waiting list fills up quickly, fill out an application and get the process started. We are conveniently located near Huntsville, Alabama an easy drive to Tennessee, Kentucky, Mississippi and Georgia.
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