What do u get when u breed a Rednose pit and a Bluenose pit?

Question

i cant find any pics so enlightin me.... NO mutts im talkin ALL AMERICAN PITBULLS dammit....

im not gonna do it, i just want to know what it would look like

Answer 1

These are just coat colors like breeding a white to a brindle. You may get some of each color or some of one color and the rest the colors of the grandparents. It is not like these are two diff. breeds.
~Tyed~

Answer 2

Here is a picture of my red and bluenose Pit when she was a year old. She is 4 years old now and filled out a lot more, bigger jaw muscles and not as skinny. She is 55 lbs of solid muscle. I would give a better picture but my camera was stolen and being on social security I can't afford to buy another one. Just want to add she is about the most lovable dog I have ever had.

http://s200.photobucket.com/albums/aa19/rcordellft2/?action=view¤t=Dogs.jpg

Answer 3

It depends on the genes of each. I'm not a master of genetics, so I don't know what color the puppies noses will turn out. I do know, however, that it isn't worth it to try. Pit Bulls are the most commonly euthanized dogs in shelters.

Perhaps you can adopt one instead?

EDIT: They are not two different breeds, as a poster above stated. They are the same breed of dog. It is simply a color trait (such as blue merle, red merle, etc. etc.)

EDIT: Oh! Good that you aren't going to breed. Good question, though. Keep em coming!

Answer 4

Red is ressive - blue is the dominate black modified by a different ressesive gene to blue. So you would get blacks - unless the blue has the red ressive "under" the dominate black/blue color in which case you could get reds (or brindles if the hidden ressive is brindle). IF the red has one copy of the diliuting gene hidden, you could get blues or blue brindles or the red diluted to a light fawn sometimes called blue fawn or lavender fawn.
Any of these colors on any number of pups (blues can have black sibs ect)

Answer 5

I like it depends on which is dominant and which is recessive. I only know with the standard black nose that its more dominant than the other two. I've always wondered that though. Maybe a purple nose pit?? Lol

Answer 6

It depends on their genes. They could all be red, they could all be blue. Then again, if they have different colors somewhere in their genes, they could all come out brindle! You never know. You'll still have pure-bred Pit Bulls, whatever the coat color!

Answer 7

A Purplenose Pit. (hehe)

Answer 8

I think it would look like a pit bull.

Answer 9

you get a mutt or a mix sorry but ya if you breed two differnt breeds ou get a mix. and please don't breed enough breeders in the world just go and adopt from a shelter to help with the pet over population and get your dogs fixed. fine give me thumbs dowen but it is true and they are coat types so you might get a weird color.

Answer 10

a bloody nose pitty