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mythirion
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Interesting Color
I'm a bit stumped on what genetics might be at play here. Looks like we could have a bay base, but the other genetics in here have me a bit stumped!
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Re: Interesting Color
She is cute
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BlackOak2
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Re: Interesting Color
Bay, definitely, double cream... silver gene... there may also be some sooty there. One silver gene. May be single or double extension. Could have two bay agouti's.
After looking at the parents, I suspect instead a single E extension and a single e extension.
Appears to've missed the dun gene though.
So, silver perlino
After looking at the parents, I suspect instead a single E extension and a single e extension.
Appears to've missed the dun gene though.
So, silver perlino
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Re: Interesting Color
Ah perhaps the silver was throwing me off here! Thanks!BlackOak2 wrote:Bay, definitely, double cream... silver gene... there may also be some sooty there. One silver gene. May be single or double extension. Could have two bay agouti's.
After looking at the parents, I suspect instead a single E extension and a single e extension.
Appears to've missed the dun gene though.
So, silver perlino
