Jeanie, that is what I suspected as the Blenheim grandfather of this puppy was a very rich chestnut. His mom is a BT so we didn't experience the newborn color with the first cross and I saw the grandsire as an adult. I suspected that it must be like buffs in Cockers. Many puppies are registered as Buff and they turn out to be dark Reds.
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