What is the different between english cream dachshunds and and pale cream dachshunds?

Is it just that they're a bit lighter? or does it mean their noses are paler too?What is the different between english cream dachshunds and and pale cream dachshunds?
English Cream Dachshunds were originally brought here from England (go figure) and are known for their extra soft coat. If they are cream, dark cream, pale cream...etc. (anything but English Cream) then they have the golden color but not the softer feel. Pale cream just means a lighter shade, but is not actually a recognized color but probably just a way for the breeder to let everyone know the puppy is cream and very light.





I have an English Cream Piebald Dapple Dachshund and she is soft and fluffy everywhere except her black spots. They are more course. So I guess technically she is only partially English Cream.





So basically, English cream is more of a coat texture than a color (my dachshund is mostly solid white, but still english cream) and pale cream (or any other shade of cream) is simply a golden color and can be found on both long haired and smooth coated Dachshunds.





their noses can sometimes be paler, but not always. It really just depends on the parents.





Edit: English creams are still cream colored, but they also have to have that extra soft coat to be considered a true ';english'; cream. and yes, they do start out dark when they are born. Oh, and yes there is also Shaded Cream meaning they are mostly cream with a little bit of brown/black overcoat. On these pups, the cream hair can sometimes be soft like an English Cream but the darker hairs are coarser.What is the different between english cream dachshunds and and pale cream dachshunds?
English Cream dachshunds are born almost to totally black,as they get older the English cream emerges from the black undercoat.The older they get the lighter they become.Some lose all of the black overlay,those that dont are called Shaded English Cream. When you say do you mean tan? Tan dachshunds are born tan,sometimes called fawn color. I have a wildboar sable Dachshund.
A true English cream is born dark, and lighten as they get older, and created by a specific gene. The pale cream or ';american cream'; is mainly a diluted red.





aww found it! check this info out:


http://www.lildachs.com/genetics_creams.鈥?/a>
I guess so, pale is just a light tone of that colour right?





EDIT - I have no intrest in these dogs whatsoever, but please, was there a need for the thumbs down, I'm no dachsund lover, but at least I tried.

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