What you might be talking about when you say, "blue white" is probably what we refer to as "ice white." My Matisse is quite white, even was as a pup. But his ears gave him away...a little on the cream side as a puppy. It is because these dogs are genetically a cream. And they wind up being some shade of white but not ice white. If you see these genetically cream/white dogs side by side with an ice white, the difference can be rather dramatic. In this picture of my little champion, you can see the cream aspects of his hair but he looks pretty white. But if you had him side by side next to an ice white poodle, he'd look so different.Love the pics, and that totally makes sense. The white looks in your all’s pups like a softer white and not like a blue white, if that makes sense? So handsome!!!
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What you might be talking about when you say, "blue white" is probably what we refer to as "ice white." My Matisse is quite white, even was as a pup. But his ears gave him away...a little on the cream side as a puppy. It is because these dogs are genetically a cream. And they wind up being some shade of white but not ice white. If you see these genetically cream/white dogs side by side with an ice white, the difference can be rather dramatic. In this picture of my little champion, you can see the cream aspects of his hair but he looks pretty white. But if you had him side by side next to an ice white poodle, he'd look so different.
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COLOR BREEDING IN POODLES
One sure sign is to look at the color growing on the inside of the ear ( you can see the change better there). The boy that I had that was turning cream you could see it way ahead of time by how white his ears were inside.
Here is my girl and while her ears are getting lighter than the red on the outside her ears are more yellow that is matching her body color so I think for now she will stay a very light yellowish apricot. At least for now.
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