Blue is another exotic and unique coloration of the English bulldogs, not recognized as the standard color of the breed, though. The blue dogs initially have a black body. When they are six months old, their coat eventually gets diluted by the [dd] gene. Blue dogs are not out-and-out blue but mostly appear silvery-gray. They might even have a fawn undercoat, while their nose, paws, and eyebrows are bluish-gray.
The rare color variety they are, blue bulldogs aren’t cheap, costing $3000-$5000.
Blue Tri
They have a shiny silver coat with tan points on their chest, legs, and eyes. Blue tri dogs are hard to find and priced at about $6500.
Blue Merle
They have white as their base color with light to dark gray markings. Tan or black patches of varying shapes and sizes might be visible on their coat, creating a merle pattern.
Blue Fawn
The blue fawn English bulldog has a bluish-fawn appearance with patterns of blue and white.
Blue Brindle
Blue brindle bulldogs mostly have a bluish-gray coat with brindle markings on their head, back, and chest.