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gonna try my hand at genes using simonpet's guide :")

praying that i got this right but i doubt it,, please tell me what i did wrong skfsjflskdf
aa / tata / spsp / BB / oY / ii / rr / Wbwb / DD / EE / ojoj / LL / wsws

[anonymous dog]

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[Guest]

nice entry!

the string should be like this though: hair type | base color | red | dilution | agouti | mackeral | spotted | ticked | amount of white | sector specific genes

a H ok- ill fix it later :")

[Simonpet]

Eek! You did pretty well on some parts of the genome but other parts I don't know where you got them from. XP I'm going to assume that you were going for a black bicolor kitty (which is very pretty, btw) so I'll be adjusting things based on that.

• What you did right: aa / tata / spsp / BB / oY / ii / DD / EE / LL / wsws
  
  • All of this correctly describes a solid black bicolor! Although perhaps remove the "ii" and "EE" because this isn't a winter hybrid or a Forester and therefore doesn't need the silver/amber genes.
• What you did wrong: rr / Wbwb / ojoj
  
  • I'm honestly not sure where you got any of these genes from. BUT! Since this is a noble/traveler hybrid, I'm assuming that you were going for the point/ear mutation genes. Assuming that, this kitty has the following sector-specific genes: CC / acac / fdfd. This is because they're A) not a point and B) don't have curled or folded ears.