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What would the tan baby boy be considered?

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Hey folks new to this site! Excited to be here! So my dad's brindle red nose female had puppies with my friends black and white male Staffordshire pit terrier , she had many white and brindle puppies and black and brindle puppies but the one im connecting with is the odd man out as far as looks go ?! He looks very much like my fawn bull boxer mix somehow?! Anyone able to identify his markings better than me? Don't mind the kennel we normally never use it but a couple babies kept crawling off on her so we found a secure spot for her and the pups:)
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Puppy's color appears to be fawn with a black mask.
Thank you! After seeing the many color names I was lost honestly , buckskin , sable etc so many designations!
Thank you! After seeing the many color names I was lost honestly , buckskin , sable etc so many designations!
Different breeds call it different things. You're safe just calling him fawn with a black mask or just fawn.
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Awesome thank you! Now the genetics of the staffy dad and red brindle mom , I'm a total newbie on breeds and etc , but their the same breed really right? The dad is smaller in stature than the mom that I know but other than. That is there anything specific about crossing these two or etc?
Without a pedigree, he would just be a bull breed mix. Just be aware that dog aggression is genetic and can pop up in adulthood. Even if parents were not.
He's a Pug in disguise! Cutie! Please keep us updated with pics!
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