Marble Australian Eyes

The eye is marbled in blue left corner and by a grayish color bottom center.

Marble australian eyes.

Blue pictured in the blue merle section has dark amber eyes. Aussies often have distinctive merle coloring and bright striking eyes that come in a variety of colors. The solid black and red australian shepherd coat colors are typically paired with brown amber or blue eyes. Each player takes a turn dropping his remaining marble over another player s marble trying to knock it out of the circle.

A recessive trait is only expressed when homozygous meaning that dogs with these abnormalities must be double merle mm. In australian shepherds there are various eye abnormalities that result from the merle gene that happen from an autosomal recessive trait indicating that the condition is not sex linked. For example a blue eyed aussie may have brown highlights and vice versa. We call this marble eyes and they re amazing to look at.

They are medium sized smart loyal dogs and make devoted companions to active families. We called this marble eyes as for the base color of the eyes blue merles have been known to have brown or blue eyes often marbled with the other color. Yes it s true that most blue merles have solid eye colors. In both eyes he has a darker amber ring around the iris and several brown flecks in the iris.

Bounce eye is thought to have been in existence for more than 200 years. A blue merle australian shepherd is much more than a uniquely colored coat. Nov 10 2013 blue merle toy australian shepherd with blue eye and marble eye. Affected dogs most commonly present signs as mature adults though cataracts may.

The eyes of dogs displaying the blue and red merle coat colors will often take on a flecked or marbled color pattern. Marble is a male australian shepherd puppy for sale at puppyspot. There are two general types of colored patches that will appear in a merle coat. Even their eyes can be special in terms of coloring.

Merle is a genetic pattern that can be in a dog s coat merle comes in different colors and patterns and can affect all coat colors. After a 12 inch circle is drawn each player deposits two of his three marbles in the center. Call us today to learn more reference 632798 when you call. A cataract is an opacity of the lens which sits just behind the pupil in the eye.

Most hereditary cataracts in aussies arise in the center of the back of the lens referred to as posterior polar. Here the distinction between blue and dark amber is a very soft blending without sharp distinctions. It involves marbles and at least three players. Aussie hereditary cataracts almost never occur in young puppies.