[chase.]

I'm quite rusty on the whole genetics basis but I think this kid would be:

BB/Ww/rr - making him a black-grey-white merle [aka black-white merle] as his coat isn't the correct design for a piebald c: // please do correct me if i'm wrong ! yep I was wrong - thy for the corrections <3

- African wild dogs are one of my favourite animals so I will most likely make another entry or so <3

pfft so this kid is actually a black-white merle BB/WW/rr

[.lucifer]

hey there!
sorry if things were confusing, let me clarify- some of the combinations will only be bicolor, and some are solid! a black-white merle would be bicolor black and white- no grey involved- and their genes would be BB/WW/rr

two big letters (BB) means a color shows fully in the coat. having two fully dominant colors (BB) and (WW) and one completely recessive (or non-showing) would mean the two dominant colors would form the coat.

the genes youve presented (BB/Ww/rr) would make a solid grey awd.
(BB) is the only fully dominant color, making it a solid.
(Ww) has one big letter and one small one, so it would only tint the coat a little (in this case, diluting it)
(rr) is completely recessive, and does not show in the coat.


i hope this helps!! i really tried to explain in a way that wouldnt be confusing on the guide, but im sorry if it still didnt make sense.

[chase.]

aw thank you // I've fixed him up now and corrected his genes - sorry about that c:

I wasn't aware of merles with only two solid colours so that was my bad // always thought they had atleast one mid-tone but that's my fault for not looking at the guide properly c: