
Like WOW. Gorgeous boy!
Genetically the 'white' is dilution of red (phaeomelanin) pigment, the genes that causes this is (believed) to be located on the C locus. Normal (not diluted) pigment is dominant over diluted pigment which means the 'white' is recessive and both parents need to carry the genes for it. I will keep it simple to explain but theoretically this is not 100% correct since you have several different markers that can cause dilution..Dottie wrote:Rahne, as I said on FB, he is one handsome boy. I also asked how this happened and if there was the possibility of a white litter, assuming a match could be found similar to Winter's parentage for breeding, and assuming you plan on breeding him. I believe someone answered that anymore white like Winter would be unlikely. Why? What would it take, genetically, to have littlers of white Tams? Just curious.
He's a 'terror' pupJulieSmith wrote:WOW he is stunning, he looks like he is a cheeky boy though
I was thinking the same thing.blufawn wrote:I know its a random thing to comment on, but love his tail on that 1st photo!
Thanks! Yes I hope he can be used as studdog in the futureCornelia1986 wrote:Ahhh, he is still a beauty! It's ok if you give him as a gift to me?!![]()
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If his health tests are ok would you use him as a studdog? His puppies could be awesome - as I love the arctic wolf look.
You must feel very lucky with two so damn beautiful dogs.
Who's the tongue???Rahne wrote: