most of them are born black and they turn lighter colored as they get older
No, German Shepherd puppies are not born black. They are usually born with a coat color that can range from black and tan to sable, bi-color, or all black. The black coloration typically develops as they grow older.
Red and black German Shepherd puppies have a distinctive coat color pattern with a mix of red and black fur. They typically have a black saddle pattern on their back and red markings on their legs, face, and chest. This color combination is unique to this breed and sets them apart from other German Shepherds.
German Shepherd puppies available for adoption come in various types, including standard, long-haired, and short-haired. Additionally, there are different color variations such as black, sable, and bi-color. Each type has its own unique characteristics and appearance.
Infinite variation and combination of colors is possible.
black and brown RKRmiler added: and tanish!
When a white German Shepherd is mixed with a regular German Shepherd, the distinguishing characteristics may include a lighter coat color, potentially with white fur, compared to the traditional tan and black coloring of a regular German Shepherd. Other differences may include variations in eye color and overall appearance, but both dogs will likely share similar physical traits and temperaments.
the breed standard is black any other color means the dog is a mix
German Shepherd's come in a vary of colours and are always that colour when born.
Any color.
Sometimes the puppies can turn out brown or white anyway, as well as black or white.
* There's no telling. Color genetics can be quite complicated. * Please don't bother making a "hybrid" dog, there are enough mongrels out in the world already. If you go to a pound, I'm sure they will have one already.
The word for the color "black" in German is "schwarz."