Australian Shepherd Puppies Have Unusual Markings

We have a blue merle male that we breed with our black tri female. The puppies have unusual markings. Please help. Mother is not merle from either mother or father.

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Merle markings
by: Anonymous

You have some beautiful Merle pups there! Not unusual for an all Merle litter from a merle/tri breeding. Their coats will change and develop colour as they get older, absolutely. They all have colour around their eyes from what I can see, which is a breed standard. Except for the white pup, that one is odd. I know that all white pups in some other breeds carry certain health problems such as deafness. It would not be a good idea to sell that pup until it develops and grows enough to identify if there are any health issues. Sweet pups!

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