Are all chocolate labs brown

Answer 1

Any... it depends on the parents' genes, not their coat colors. For example, two black labs could easily produce a litter that includes all three coats of black, chocolate, and yellow. Perhaps we could expect more black puppies than the other, as black is the main gene for each parent.

Answer 2

Any litter of two purebred Labs can result in Labs of any of the three possible colors (black, yellow, chocolate); the term "golden" is not properly used of Labrador retrievers ("yellow" is the normal term).

Answer 3

you get like a light brown .

I disagree. We have had 2 litters with a yellow lab and a chocolate lab and both litters have been all black.

Answer 4

Based on the fact you are asking this, I'm going to give the usual disclaimer of PLEASE DON'T BE A BACKYARD BREEDER. There are plenty of purebred, yes, purebred dogs being euthanized every day due to overpopulation. Almost half of all euthanized animals in the US are suspected to be purebred actually.

That said, breeding a chocolate and a black would give you yellow and black puppies, with a very, very slight possibility of a chocolate. Chocolate is a recessive gene, and is typically obtained by breeding a yellow and a black Labrador.

On the other hand, breeding a chocolate and a yellow will give you some very interesting results. They are called "dudleys". A yellow Labrador with little to no black pigmentation, so a pink nose, pink around the eyes, etc. Not exactly a show quality dog, eh?

Answer 5

a chocolate lab is brown. Because chocolate is brown!

Answer 6

Well it can be found in various colors like in yellowish brown, chocolate, black They can be black, yellow or chocolate.

Answer 7

Yes, they are all brown. they have different shades of brown,

that are from a light brown, to a dark rich chocolate color.

and of course there is Yellow, and Black labradors.

Answer 8

They will also have brown colored chcolate labs.

Answer 9

rainbow LOL