Pure bred Labradors can have brindle coloring, although it’s considered as a mismark by breed standards.
Brindle is an orange or tanned colored streaks, with black markings on top. Brindle is caused by a recessive trait originated from the K-locus gene. Carriers of this trait are more prone to having brindle, and its most commonly found in short haired breeds. Pure bred Labradors can have brindle coloring, although it’s considered as a mismark by breed standards. If you are considering a show dog, then be aware that brindle is considered a mismark and will disqualify you from showing. But otherwise they are just regular labradors retrievers. They are the exact same breed with minor color differences. But it certainly doesn’t mean they should cost more. They may see breeders or ads marketing their brindle dogs as “rare” and attempt to sell them for increased cost. They’re not worth more than any other Labrador or Boxer
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