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Okay ALBINOS CAN have red or blue eyes. (animal science and zoology class teaches you that right off the bat)

its possible she can be leucistic if her nails are black she is if they are clear and her coat is white NOT cream then she is albino.

leucistic is just where the pigments misfired like the white lion (they arent albino they are leucistic) but then her eyes shouldnt be blue unless that was another misfire

albino is where the pigment fails to act at all

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Dragon: way to go copying someone elses answer and looking up the words on wiki.

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Is my labrador retriever albino?

I have a 6 week old full blooded labrador retriever. She is from the litter of my AKC registered male and female labs. The female is black, the male is chocolate. My puppy, "Cabela", is a female and appears to be a yellow lab. She is a gorgeous dog! However, I started wondering about her...

If she was albino then she would be white, with pink flesh areas (nose, eyelids, lips, and feet.) And she may well have bluish eyes as most larger animals do not have pink eyes when they are albinos. She may also be leutistic, meaning missing the black pigments from her genetic makeup.

I'm not a fan of chocolates because they are a dilute of black and have been shown to harbor some interesting health problems. Chocolate to yellow would give you Dudley pups and maybe leutistic and albino. But without a photo it’s hard to guess. Try posting one please.

It can take a couple more weeks for her eyes to turn. In many breeds (huskies, heelers, etc) blue eyes are dominant and that may be the case for dogs in general. If she keeps her blue eyes ask another breeder or call the kennel club to inquire about blue eyes in labs and whether they are dominant or recessive. If they are dominant she is not pure bred and a whole new mystery opens up. If they are recessive then the gene may have been carried for generations without expressing and both mom and dad just happened to pass it onto your pup.

Albinism can affect both hair and eyes or just the hair, leaving a typical or only slightly depigmented eye color. Blue eyes instead of pink, for instance, doesn't necessarily mean the creature is not albino.

Note that albinism is a lack of pigmentation. If your puppy turns out albino that is a MAJOR DEFECT and she should not be bred. Albino dogs are prone to skin conditions and sunburn.

Albinos have red eyes- not blue.

"I am tired of people asking me if she is a PIT/LAB mix!!!!!" Then maybe you should stop breeding pet quality labs and getting pups who look more like a mix than an actual lab.

No she's not freaking albino. *rolls eyes*

Do you mean liver/chocolate colored or actual PINK colored? If Liver/Chocolate she's a liver pigment lab what most call dudley. If you mean PINK then she is a true dudley lab not ALBINO.

No she is not an albino. The pink nose only means that she is what is called a "dudley" . Color genetics are "bbee" (only recessive black genes) This also means that your black is "BbEe", and your chocolate is "bbEe"

She will probably end up with light orange eyes.

She would be considered albino if she was completely white and had pink hued eyes. She is just lucky and got the genes with blue eyes.