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Why Does My 6 Month Old Black Havanese Have A Blue Tint To His Skin?


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Someone asked me if our 6 month old black Havanese had blueish skin? I thought it was a joke but when I looked he does.
Can anyone shed some light on the blue skin?

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One Response to “Why Does My 6 Month Old Black Havanese Have A Blue Tint To His Skin?”
  1. ainawgsd says:
    September 6, 2009 at 12:53 pm

    That’s because the skin is pigmented too. It’s just what the pigmentation does to the skin. If you look at a black and white dog (like a border collie) they will have bluish skin where the black fur is and pink skin where the white fur is.

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