“Blue Bicolour” comes from:
A dilute black color
Soft grey/steel blue coat
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.
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
Large, strong, heavily boned
Round massive head
Thick cheeks (especially males)
Short dense tail
Muscular “teddy bear” look
Copper or deep orange (most common)
Some lines may show amber tones
Blue or odd-eyed only allowed in specific white-dominant patterns
Blue / grey nose leather
Blue / grey paw pads
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.
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