Blue Merle Great Danes

Merle great danes are often produced while breeding harlequin great danes.

Blue merle great danes.

Among great danes the blue merle pattern is not one of the american kennel club akc officially recognized colors. Although considered a mismarked color the blue merle dane is quite impressive. The merle coloration was only recognized by the american kennel club in 2018 and is the last on our list of great dane colors. The great dane is a well known easygoing giant breed that many around the world adore but a variation of the breed that is particularly eye catching is the merle great dane.

It s also free to list your available puppies and litters on our site. We are happy to announce a new litter coming in the spring of 2020. We encourage you to contact us with any questions or submit a convenient online puppy application now. Learn more about the blue merle color here.

While breeding two harlequin great danes litters will typically have one or two merle puppies. Michaeldane jaybee danes are akc breeders of merit for harlequin mantle black blue merle great danes as well as all akc approved colors for great danes. Interesting facts about blue merle great danes. The merle pattern can provide an absolutely beautiful coat to an already well built and stunning breed.

This coat is similar in appearance to the harlequin color and because of this some confusion does occur. Coleridge blue great danes is a highly respected breeder of blue great danes both here and abroad. Merle great dane the merle color has more variation than other coats as fawn blue or gray can be mixed in. We strive to produce dogs with soundness type movement temperament and personality.

Blue merle great danes. They only genetic difference between the two is the gene that creates the grey coloring in merles. Find blue and merle great dane puppiess from a breeder near you. Blue merle great dane acceptance.

Great danes of this pattern can come in many different colors and all look unique from one another. Blue merle great danes while often common in harlequin litters are sometimes advertised as rare demanding a premium price.