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Do you have questions about breeding theories?
Or do you need tips on how to rear your pups?

Any Colour Gurus around ?


Robynne Black
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11 Nov 2023 10:14


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Just for fun I'm wondering if there are any colour gurus around anymore ?
I'm wondering about what to expect in my upcoming litter :-)



Jack Ogilvie
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11 Nov 2023 19:38


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Hi Robyn do a search ,there were some good posts years ago.


Mark William Claxton
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12 Nov 2023 01:41


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Hi Robynne, I don't confess to being a guru but I have studied colour genetics for a fair few years. Mainly after I watched a breeding seminar that was held at Albion Park. On top of some of the best invited to sit on the panel, a lady who was a genetics expert was extremely interesting to listen to. She sort of confirmed my theories on the subject. Is not much different to human genetics. If I can be of any assistance, just send me pm. Or email, [email protected]



Robynne Black
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mark william claxton wrote:

Hi Robynne, I don't confess to being a guru but I have studied colour genetics for a fair few years. Mainly after I watched a breeding seminar that was held at Albion Park. On top of some of the best invited to sit on the panel, a lady who was a genetics expert was extremely interesting to listen to. She sort of confirmed my theories on the subject. Is not much different to human genetics. If I can be of any assistance, just send me pm. Or email, [email protected]

Thanks Mark ! I'll send you an email :-)



Donna Sadler
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12 Nov 2023 08:15


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Hi Robynne
I bred Frenchies for five years and focussed in the more "exotic" colours so I had to learn all about colour genetics to try and work out what matings to do to get the colours I was after. Fascinating stuff. But in a nutshell, you need to know what copies of what colours both dogs have to have a good crack at knowing colours. Because it was important for me to know, I dnaed all my dogs but in short - a pup usually needs two copies of a gene to show that colour visibly so it needs one copy from each parent. For instance if you put a black dog with two copies of black over a bitch with two you will get all blacks. If she has one, you will get some blacks , if she has none you will get no blacks. Brindle is dominant so you only need one copy of brindle to get a bindle pup. Fernando can only produce pieds (which is what he actually is) if the bitch carries pied (she can be a solid colour but if she carries one copy of pied the pups could pick that up and combined with Nandy's pied - you could get pied. SO much more to it but that is it in a nutshell.



Maureen Day
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12 Nov 2023 09:23


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Hi Robynne,

I would not claim to be a "guru" but would be interested in the greys involved in your proposed mating and would love to be able to try and work out what you could expect from a mating.

I think I tried to do something similar some time ago but my memory is not what it was and I may be wrong on that.

The real expert was a guy whose name a cannot recall but who came from Australia.

Best regards,
Maureen

p.s. if you prefer not to involve me I will fully understand and I wish you all the best with the proposed litter



Robynne Black
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12 Nov 2023 09:42


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Donna Sadler wrote:

Hi Robynne
I bred Frenchies for five years and focussed in the more "exotic" colours so I had to learn all about colour genetics to try and work out what matings to do to get the colours I was after. Fascinating stuff. But in a nutshell, you need to know what copies of what colours both dogs have to have a good crack at knowing colours. Because it was important for me to know, I dnaed all my dogs but in short - a pup usually needs two copies of a gene to show that colour visibly so it needs one copy from each parent. For instance if you put a black dog with two copies of black over a bitch with two you will get all blacks. If she has one, you will get some blacks , if she has none you will get no blacks. Brindle is dominant so you only need one copy of brindle to get a bindle pup. Fernando can only produce pieds (which is what he actually is) if the bitch carries pied (she can be a solid colour but if she carries one copy of pied the pups could pick that up and combined with Nandy's pied - you could get pied. SO much more to it but that is it in a nutshell.

Thanks Donna :-)




Robynne Black
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12 Nov 2023 09:44


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Maureen Day wrote:

Hi Robynne,

I would not claim to be a "guru" but would be interested in the greys involved in your proposed mating and would love to be able to try and work out what you could expect from a mating.

I think I tried to do something similar some time ago but my memory is not what it was and I may be wrong on that.

The real expert was a guy whose name a cannot recall but who came from Australia.

Best regards,
Maureen

p.s. if you prefer not to involve me I will fully understand and I wish you all the best with the proposed litter

Maureen Thank you so much , you were spot on last time around ! Thank you for your input. Can you send me your email address please ??




Ryan Vanderwert
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12 Nov 2023 10:45


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EXTERNAL LINK .



Robynne Black
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Ryan Vanderwert wrote:

EXTERNAL LINK .

Thank you much appreciated , it will be very interesting to see what colours I get.



Robynne Black
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Thanks so much to those that replied about my colour question.
My babies were born today from this breeding https:/ CLICK HERE
I got 6 babies
1 White with black Bitch ( particolour )
1 Black Bitch white Chest
1 Fawn Bitch white chest
3 Fawn Dogs white chests

Very happy :-)

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