What color puppie do you get when you breed a white poodle with a black poodle?

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Can't say. It also depends on the colors each parent carries in their bloodline.

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white black or grey 1 of those 3

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there is really no way to say you could get black, white, gray, or muticolored puppies.

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u cant really tell intil u c the puppies they r either going to b white black or multicolored with black and white

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black is a more power ful alleel
but if it retoricle
a black poodle with a white but

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What ever the dominant gene is. There are recessive genes that could make them all different colors. Heck you could get gray or apricot. Who knows?

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it could be anything from black to white and everything in between.

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My friend breed a black teacup poodle with a light brown toy poodle.
She got.
1 white toy
1 light brown toy

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you need to look at their genetic lineage. what sex is what colour?

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You can get white or black or basically any color though. In a poodle, I am not sure if black or white is the dominant gene. Whatevever gene (black or white) is dominant is the one that the puppies are more likely to be. The reason I say it could be any color, is because of the fact that one or both of the parents could have a hidden gene of another color in the past that was hidden and now shows in these puppies. It's all kind of confusing, it's genetics. But one answer that isn't true is that sometimes people would think gray, because black and white mixed is gray. That isnt true. You could get a gray one, but by chance, not that the colors "mixed".

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both colors. possibly a parti poodle which is black and white.

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It depends on the genetic background of each dog. Colors are either dominant or recessive. Black is dominant over white. THerefore the white dog will have 2 white or recessive genes. The black dog will have at least 1 black or dominant gene. If the other gene of the black dog is black, then you will most probably get black puppies. If the other gene is white or another recessive color such as chocolate or red, then you have 50% chance on each puppy of black and 50% chance of white. However if the 2nd gene on either dog is another color than black or white, your color variations go up proportionately.

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There are several genes at work. Check out http://www.netpets.com/dogs/reference/ge...

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SOme will be black and some will be white.. all ndepends on the genes

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it would depend on everything from they're color to both of they're parent's color. one could've had a parent that was brown- you never know. but more than likely it'll be either black or white.
maybe you should just breed'em find out

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You could get a Grey but not because the 2 colors blended but because one of the grandparents of the puppies were Grey. You could also get a red. Just as my sister has red hair %26 my father has black, my mother has brown but my grandfather on my fathers side had red hair. Pat

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I haven't a clue really... I breed dogs who come with one color pattern so there really is no deviation.
That being said:
My assumption is that basic genetics would apply .. you'll have to find out what colors are dominant and which are recessive. Then talk to the breeders of both of the prospective parents and find out what the odds are of a specific recessive being underlying what your dominantly colored (black) dog is... after that its all luck of the draw.
If you're going to be breeding dogs you really need to find a reputable mentor who is willing to help you with such things.

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Depends on the genes of the black poodle.
If the black poodle is a dominant black (meaning that ALL the parents and grandparents were black) then the puppies will all be black, too. The puppies will be black, but also be a carrier of the white gene.
Now if the black poodle has other colors in its genetics then you could get those colors in the puppies.

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Here's all the possible colors you could get:
Black
White
Silver
Blue
Apricot
Red
Cream
Brown
Cafe-Au-Lait
BTW, if you don't know simple color genetics in your breed, you have no business breeding. Have your dogs fixed.