Вроде нет...
Да и сам-то окрас не изменился, просто то что было описали более подробно

Вы так шутите? 

О, уже начали к переводу придираться. Я предупреждал, что я не знаю русской терминологии. 

«красно-белый» отличается от «рыже-белого» тем же, чем «red and white» от «tan and white».
Марина и Джоли, я думал, что у Вас нет проблем с английским...  и с русским/

прошу пардона - переводите сами: 

This group is probably the most contraversial of all. It has the widest range of shades and creates the most disagreement over definition. The pied colours are the hare pied, badger pied and the lemon pied, and each is basically just one colour with a darker shading. The darkest colour is the badger pied,the lightest is lemon pied and the inbetween tan colour is the hare pied.  The fundamental difference between this group and the other groups is that the white is not the clear white of the other groups but is a pale cream colour so pale that it appears white. The colour pattern is distributed in the usual way on the body, head etc., but the predominatong colour is still the creamy white with the pigmentation spread in patches,usually in the saddle and side areas.

Firstly the badger pieds-this colour has the nearest base colour to white of all the three. In this case the colour is a mixture of black, silver and fawn hairs within one group, creating an overall 'badger' effect.  The colour is spread about amongst the ground colour, without there being a clear definition or dividing line between the base colour and full colour.  The edges of the dense colour pattern area fade and run out, mingling with the base colour.  It is NOT a clear line as in the other groups.

The hare pied follows the same pattern of distribution, but there are fewer black hairs and more tan mixed in--not in patches, but all mixed up together, giving the colour of a hare, again with no dividing line but the colour blending in with the cream base coat.

The lemon pied carries the pigment of the red group in its lighter shade giving cream or lemon with the off white background.  These are the only two colours, but are mingled by individual hairs in the blending effect already described.  These can be so dilute as to be almost non-existent and you get particular in the lemon pied, that you get a cream or virtually pure whitehound.