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I think this is common in cream color dogs, Mochi's is like that too, and he's almost 2 years old.
I sometimes use small scissor to trim off the more reddish onces and he'll look much better again.
I'm interested in knowing how other doodle pawrents keep their cream color doodle face clean, thanks for bringing up this discussion!
The staining comes from eating food and the dog's saliva. If your dog had allergies and licked his feet a lot, he would have the same reddish-brown color on his feet.
Do not use any whitening agents with bleach or peroxide to try and remove the stain. The bleach "opens" the hair, making it even more porous and more easily stainable. I have tried Chris Christensen's White on White shampoo on Simon's muzzle, but it still does not get it stain free/creamy.
I think the best you can do is wipe his mouth after he eats and trim off the worst looking stained hairs with some small scissors.:-)
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