GALLERY 9 - CHOCOLATE
Chocolate can come in all the same combinations as black so there may be Chocolate Sables, Chocolate Brindles, Chocolate & Tan, Chocolate Silver as well as having white markings. Chocolate can be tinted golden, reddish or ash and come in many shades, from pale hot chocolate colour to milk chocolate to darkest bittersweet. Pigment is self coloured liver and eyes may be hazel or warm brown. Enjoy all the shades of chocolate on this page and see more chocolate patterns on Gallery 10 .
CHOCOLATE
Deep, dark and delicious... sweeter than
any candy bar is beautiful Kahlua owned
by Lois Treat of Twins Havanese
CHOCOLATE PUPPIES
You can tell chocolate colour right from birth. These are 4 day old puppies. It is easy to see three chocolate puppies and one black sibling.
CHOCOLATE PARTICOLOUR
Donatella from Nevena Havanese
is a good example of medium brown
colour on a particolour coat.
CHOCOLATE IRISH PIED
MochaJoe bred by Carole Harmois / owned by Cindy Lisai. Intense deep chocolate colour.
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CHOCOLATE
Kermit, in the bright sunlight, seems to have golden highlights to her chocolate coat, from Pocopayasos kennel in Canada
CHOCOLATE PUPPIES
A pair of two week old chocolate puppies; if
you look closely, you can see that one is just
a shade darker than the other.
CHOCOLATE PARTICOLOUR
Picasso owned by Nevena Havanese
shows a semi-sweet shade of chocolate
and particolour markings.
CHOCOLATE IRISH PIED
Irish Pied Bailey shows off yet
another lovely shade of chocolate
CHOCOLATE SILVER
Busan bred by Darklin Reachs, owned by
Ingela Lindgren shows the effects of the
silvering gene on chocolate.
CHOCOLATE PUPPIES
From Twins Kennel; Kahlua shows off two of her precious puppies. Chocolate on the left and a chocolate particolour on the right.
CHOCOLATE PARTICOLOUR
Phantom from Pocopayasos kennel in
Canada has a predominantly white coat
with chocolate patches.
CHOCOLATE IRISH PIED
Four year old Chili Pepper from Jubo-lee
Havanese has held a warm reddish-brown
chocolate colour.