Why does a dog's coat turn red?

The reasons why dog coat turns red:
1. As time goes by, puppies gradually become adult dogs, and their hair changes accordingly.
2. The body lacks trace elements, is malnourished, and has rough and dull hair.
3. After the dog becomes sick, the body becomes weak, causing the hair to change color.
4. The female dog’s pregnancy has ended, and her hair will become discolored and hairless.
5. When the dog is eating, the food spilled on the body is not cleaned up in time, which can easily cause the hair to change color.
6. Changes in dog coat color are related to climate. Temperature or sun exposure can cause changes in coat color.
7. Genetic factors cause hair discoloration.
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