I have a pure white and a blue chihuahua..have never bred the two, so wanting to know what colors the pups would come out...I am not going to breed them, I am just asking what colors they would drop...This question is only out of curiosity.Ok Let me rephrase my question..because obviously I am not getting the answers I am looking for. I have a pure white chihuahua and a pure blue chihuahua and I was sitting here looking at them and got curious of what you would get if they bred. I AM NOT GOING TO BE BREEDING THEM, they are even the same sex. This is just a scientific question that you would talk about in high school science!Don't send me this crap not to breed them and theat they are going to end up in shelters! THESE ARE MY pets! I am not going to endanger them in anyway so quit telling me that they are going to end up in shelters yadda yadda yadda....

"Five million (yeah, read it again) 5 million dogs are given the needle in this country because of BYB."Five million dogs, huh?Where do you get your facts?According to the HSUS, only 4-6 million dogs and cats are euthanized each year. It's hard to think that only 1 million - 2 million of those are cats.It's also only because of backyard breeding? Boy you have fallen for the AR line of thinking hook, line and sinker haven't you?It's 4-6 million pets each year and that was an estimate given a few years ago and really isn't current at this time. HSUS and other animal rights organizations like to use that number since it worked for them in the past, why change things?The actual number of pets spayed/neutered right now in the US is roughly 80-85%. That's a pretty high number, no?Not all of those supposed 4-6 million pets are killed because they have no homes. Many are killed because of behavior issues, too old, too sick and owner requests. These are considered unadoptables, but it's not really something you will see in the "stats" as it goes against the message that there is truly an overpopulation issue.We don't have an overpopulation issue, we have a retention issue. The majority of animals in shelters had a home at one point or another, they were given up for whatever reason. Does that sound as if they are there because of overpopulation?Overpopulation is a term used by AR orgs to further their agenda of what they call a no birth nation. their goal is no interaction between non-human animals and humans at all. This means, no pets, no meat to eat, no seeing eye dogs or police dogs or search and rescue dogs, no more pet cats, ferrets, and what ever else is kept as a pet. All the breeds of dogs and cats will be extinct. All pets will be extinct.Is this truly what you want?

Hi in a genetic way. It all depends what the parents of both were as a dominent colour will always show up.for example: the white one might have one dark parent and one white parent and the same with the blue one, I know of a tan and white bitch that went to a chocolate dog and the off spring were 3 chocolate and 1 tan and white so the chocolate was the most dominate. In my thinking the blue would be the most dominate and you might mostly blue pups.