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Leonca β Dog Patterns Addendum
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Description
Addendum to patterns described previously to provide illustrations for more in-depth written genetics example.Written explanation of theoretical genetics to accompany visual examples [link]
Photo references from my gallery
White trim [link] [link] [link] [link]
Black (dominant black, chocolate, blue, Isabella, progressive graying)
Red (recessive red, deep red to silver)
Brindle
Merle
Agouti (sable, grizzle, tan points, recessive black)
White spotting (Irish, piebald, extreme piebald, ticking, roaning, Dalmatian spots)
Some possible color examples
[link]
I ran out of my limited allotment of thumbnails
References: [link] [link] [link] [link]
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Hello, I know a mutt with the Lozenge spot on his head, and I tried searching up more about it. Do you know what breeds this spot is common in? I keep getting things with Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, but the mutt is said to be a shetland sheepdog mix. If you would like to see pictures of him, I have videos and pictures of him saved.
Any help is appreciated <3
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It's common in Ibizan Hounds, and is known as a 'third eye' in that breed.
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I do not know if there are any breeds predisposed to displaying this marking.
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Do you have dogs jumping the hurdle in your sleep by now? :3
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Trying to plan out the final touches does get distracting when I try to go to sleep sometimes.
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It's fairly entertaining to look at sheets of derp faces, like the one in the bottom right
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It wasnβt supposed to look like that, but I kind of thought so as I was coloring it. I guess itβs the big cartoony eyes.
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It's doing the thousand yard parallel stare too :3
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