French Bulldog Puppies With Blue Eyes / Those eyes homer_the_french


French Bulldog Puppies With Blue Eyes / Those eyes homer_the_french

Many people are surprised to hear that all French Bulldogs are born with blue eyes. They are even more surprised to find out that their eyes aren't blue at all! And that it's actually an optical illusion. Here's what happens: The blue color is caused by a thin layer of tissue called the iris. This iris is what gives the eye its color.


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The genetic mutation that causes French Bulldog blue eyes is known as the "dilution gene.". This gene affects the production of melanin, which gives color to the skin, hair, and eyes. Specialized cells called melanocytes, located in the eye's iris, produce melanin. In dogs with blue eyes, the amount of melanin produced by these cells is.


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The merle gene, which causes the stunning blue eyes in French Bulldogs, has been associated with certain health issues. These can include deafness, vision problems, and a higher risk of skin cancer. This is why it's crucial to choose a responsible breeder who conducts health testing on their dogs and follows ethical breeding practices.


French Bulldog Puppies With Blue Eyes / Those eyes homer_the_french

Blue Eyes in French Bulldogs are commonly seen in merle or piebald dogs. This is because the genes coding for the amount and type of pigment produced will similarly affect the coloring of the coat and the iris in dogs. Blue-eyed dogs also have a higher incidence of being deaf.


Why Do French Bulldogs Have Blue Eyes?

Also known as M-Locus, the presence of this gene in French Bulldogs means they'll likely develop blue eyes. Although it causes sporadic pigment dilution or lightening of the fur, nose, and eyes, being a carrier doesn't always ascertain a blue-eyed Frenchie. ALX4 Gene


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French bulldogs with blue eyes have a greater tendency to suffer from allergies, skin problems are also possible. It is not uncommon for them to have light pink skin around their eyes and mouth. Our advice is to protect them with some sunscreen. Corneal dystrophy can also be one of the problems, which can be hereditary.


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If you are looking for a French bulldog whose eyes remain blue permanently, Merle Frenchie would be your only option. Both lilac, Isabella and blue Frenchies possess the blue eye characteristic - but that only applies to puppies. As the dogs grow and mature, the blue colored eyes change. View Our Puppies


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The French bulldog blue eye is a brilliant puppy with an energetic personality & delightful appearance. Some Frenchies have an added feature of lovely blue-colored eyes that catches the heart of those who are fortunate enough to possess their own precious French blue eyed puppy.These blue-eyed bulldogs are one of the world's most famous small breed puppies with a strong body & smooth coat.


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Eye anomalies Increased fetal mortality rates Some colors are rarer than others Frenchies come in a whole bunch of colors— and you bet that the "rare" and "exotic" colors such as blue, merle, lilac, and chocolate are going to cost more than your average Frenchie.


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If you've ever seen French Bulldogs with blue eyes, they have some of the most unforgettable furry faces. But do you know how Frenchies get their blue eyes? Even more impressive is that blue-eyed Frenchies, except for the Blue Fawn Frenchie, can change eye color. But what does this mean for a French Bulldog's health and livelihood?


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The Blue Frenchie is a small, loving, and easy-going French Bulldog with unique blue fur. It also has big eyes, a flat face, and the usual bat ears that all French Bulldogs possess. Sometimes people refer to them as Blue Frenchie, blue Frenchy, Frenchie blue, or Frenchy. This popular canine is a member of the French Bulldog breed.


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There are also French Bulldogs with green or grayish eyes; however, you might also come across French Bulldogs with dazzling blue eyes. The blue eyes are one of the stunning looks which attract many dog lovers to the French Bulldog even though there are many misconceptions about the nature of the blue pigment present in the eyes of the French Bulldog.


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Not all French Bulldogs have blue eyes. However, like all domestic dog breeds, most French Bulldog puppies will be born with blue eyes. It can take as long as 12 weeks to find out if your Frenchie's puppy blue eyes will remain blue or will change to the adult eye color.


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French bulldogs are one of those breeds where blue eyes are highly sought-after. We don't know why exactly that is - but we can make some assumptions. For example, regardless of what color your Frenchie is or what variation we're talking about, all shades and hues of French bulldogs' coats go well with blue eyes.


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Frenchies with blue eyes are a rare variation of the French bulldog breed. They are not a separate breed but rather a French bulldog with a specific genetic trait that gives them their blue eyes. The blue color is caused by the same gene that causes albinism in humans and animals.


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French bulldogs can have blue eyes for several reasons. The main reason for the occurrence of blue eyes in Frenchies can be found in M-locus and S-locus genes. The M-locus gene is present in Merle French bulldogs, while the S-locus occurs in piebald pooches. Blue eyes in French bulldog also happens when a dog carries the recessive gene.

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