A newborn puppy commonly has a bright nose and pink paw pads. This is true for the majority of breeds. The nose may be completely pink or may have some darker pigment too. … See more

Yes, for most pups born with a pink nose, the color will change. This is not something we can ever predict 100%, but if both parents have … See more

Here’s an interesting video by Dr. Karen Becker explaining the most important things to know about your dog’s nose. See more

We tend to see noses darkening in the first few weeks of life and by about 8-10 weeks, most pups have a dark nose. However, sometimes the process is slow or delayed and we may not see the change until the pup is a few months old. Less commonly, an … See more

Absolutely, yes! While most of a dog’s skin is hidden away under their fur, it is usually a mix of pink and brown. As light-colored dogs age, they … See more