How difficult is it for goodness sake?
To be genuinely honest Besoeker, I do not understand what you are talking about and what your dog has to do with āWhat is your favourite colour?ā 
OK. Iāll try this again. It obviously, or evidently not so obviously, depends depends on what the colour is related to.
My car is metallic blue. I like that.
My dog is black and white. Much as I like metallic blueā¦
Do you get it yet?
Blue blue and more blue 
Pink makes me feel ill I canāt have it in the houseā¦
No - he is gorgeous just as he is!
No - but I have seen green ones.
Perhaps that his favourite colours are Black and White?
If thatās the case, why was the post so ambiguous.
You could always get a Blue Heeler then everything would match.
He would have swooned over my wardrobe then!
No, just forget it, it is really isnāt important!
Definitely Red. All things red. Except for the excessively ott bright red lipstick that seems to be all the rage lately. I miss my beautiful red Ferrari Dino. Wish I had never sold it.
My favourite colour varies according to my mood - sometimes itās mauve, sometimes sage green and sometimes midnight blue.
Yes, thank you for that. It was my point. He is the right colour for what he is. But I wouldnāt want my car to be black and white like a US police patrol car.
Favourite colour has to be taken in the context of the subject in question.
Itās changed for meā¦when I was younger blue was favourite (many different shades of blue). then I liked pinks (pastels or fuchsia but not bright ābarble pinkā) but not too much of it. I like purples too and pinky-purpley-lilacs
dog colours have changed tooā¦lol as a child I had a phobia of black dogs after been chased by one, so we had a golden lab cross and a small tricolour heinz 57 (who was more brown and white than black).
Many years later I ended up with dog that was mostly black! ā¦then a black and white collie (Jess has more white that my last dog but still mostly black).
I like the little ārubyā cavaliers .(every cavalier Iāve met seems really sweet natured) but they seem to have so many health problems that it seems perfectly ok for them to have heart problems and that awful brain condition they can get.
Oddly (pillar box) red was never a favourite colour for me though Iāve dyed my hair auburn before (itās naturally dark brown) and had caramel and auburn highlights when I was young!! 
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Wonder if thatās what would be called a Blue Merle Collie here?
Beautiful dogs but blue in the shade that the car is.
But Iāll cease now. My posts are being deleted for no good reason.
No a Blue Merle colour refers to either a Border Collie with that colouring. Rough Collies (ones that look like āLassieā) and Shelties can also come in Blue Merle. (Border Collies can also come in āred merleā)
A āBlue Heelerā is also known as an āAustralian Cattle Dogā and a different breed. There arenāt many in the UK, probably more popular in the US as working herding dogs (where they tend to have cattle more often than sheep). They originated from Australia though, hence the breed name.
Information appreciated, thank you.
Susanās correct.
Often the Merles have blue eyes too, or sometimes only one blue eye.
You must not mate 2 Merles together either, but canāt remember the reason now - itās me age.
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