[Griffin Torrens]

I have a question. I have this collie who, according to her genetics, should be a faulty eryth (Eer). Obviously she was made before faulty eryth became a thing, so I was wondering if she still counts as one, even if she doesn't appear as such?

Faulty Eryth acts the same as ghost markings, meaning that rather than being a gene made up of Eer, it instead has the chance to modify Eer. The only way to get a faulty eryth collie is a custom/adopt that's specifically labeled as Faulty Eryth, or breed one labeled as Faulty Eryth that will have a 50% chance to modify Eer into faulty! So I'm afraid no, any collie not labeled as Faulty Eryth is simply just a normal expression collie that carries eryth. It won't be able to pass faulty in a breeding either unless bred to a faulty. I hope that makes sense!

[Restful Dead]

I have a question. I have this collie who, according to her genetics, should be a faulty eryth (Eer). Obviously she was made before faulty eryth became a thing, so I was wondering if she still counts as one, even if she doesn't appear as such?

Faulty Eryth acts the same as ghost markings, meaning that rather than being a gene made up of Eer, it instead has the chance to modify Eer. The only way to get a faulty eryth collie is a custom/adopt that's specifically labeled as Faulty Eryth, or breed one labeled as Faulty Eryth that will have a 50% chance to modify Eer into faulty! So I'm afraid no, any collie not labeled as Faulty Eryth is simply just a normal expression collie that carries eryth. It won't be able to pass faulty in a breeding either unless bred to a faulty. I hope that makes sense!

That does make sense, thank you for clarifying!

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