Color Code Explanation

“Blue Bicolour” comes from:

Blue = ‘a’

• A dilute black color

• Soft grey/steel blue coat

Bicolour = white spotting gene (S)

• Amount of white varies:

  • High white (Van): a01

  • Classic bicolour: a03

  • Harlequin: a02

Most pet owners refer to all as blue bicolour, but breeders differentiate.

Appearance (BSH Blue Bicolour)

Coat

• Dense, plush, very thick

• Short but extremely full (like soft velvet)

• Blue areas should be:

  • Even

  • Medium–lighter blue

  • No faint tabby stripes in show quality

• White areas:

  • Chest, belly, paws

  • May have facial blaze markings

  • Symmetry not required for pets but valued in show-quality

Body Structure (BSH Standard)

• Large, strong, heavily boned

• Round massive head

• Thick cheeks (especially males)

• Short dense tail

• Muscular “teddy bear” look

Eyes

• Copper or deep orange (most common)

• Some lines may show amber tones

• Blue or odd-eyed only allowed in specific white-dominant patterns

Nose & Paw Pads

• Blue / grey nose leather

• Blue / grey paw pads

Temperament (Typical BSH Personality)

Blue bicolours have the same sweet, calm temperament as other BSHs:

• Gentle and affectionate

• Not clingy—independent but loyal

• Quiet and easygoing

• Good with kids and other pets

• Low–moderate energy

• Very patient and tolerant

• Enjoys being near you but not demanding

A perfect indoor companion.