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10/27/06
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Denise, There is a registerable color called cream...there is also Silver. True silver's normally look grayish blue when born (their coat will be light) but their skin will have a bluish gray appearance and almost look as though they are lacking oxygen. The skin will stay a grayish black or "blue" color if the pup is a true silver. Also the pads of the feet will be black and they will have black eye rims and black nose. Hope this helps! Sheila Bowman
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Sheila
Sh-Bar Cockers
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12/5/06
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I have a red female and a buff male. Three of their puppies together are white.
It is pretty unusual to have a black sire, then end up with a solid white puppy. I bet the color changed by now, right?
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Jacqueline
Jacque's Puppies
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9/16/07
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Presently, there is a picture of Misty on my website. She is on the puppy page, the mother of a litter. She is silver and I believe that one of her puppies is going to be silver with no saddle coat (the coat on the back that usually turns a little darker at about 4 to 6 months). They come from a recessive gene. This line has produced alot of champaine and cream and a very few silvers.
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Lorenne
Braden's Cocker Spaniels
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