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No, they aren’t rare. They happen less often than traditional brindle, but they are not rare. A flashy reverse brindle doesn’t happen very often, but it isn’t considered rare either. Rare is a coloring that is recognized, but doens’t show up except for a few times in a ton of litters. A blue beagle is rare.
