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I thought brindle was dominant over fawn - two brindles carrying fawn genes might have fawn pups but two fawns wouldn't have brindle pups??bardmand said:That is strange, as brindle is supposed to be recessive, so his genotype should be brindle if both parents are brindles. He couldn't just be very lightly marked? I'd be on the lookout for signs of any stripe(s) as he grows.dolly said:No picutres yet, Harry is doing fine. Surprised that he is fawn with white trim, both parent are brindles !!!Millie said:Sounds like the sayings true.......... of every litter of solo pups 75% are Males :thumbsup:
He looks very sweet, no matter what colour he turns out to be. :wub:
Yes, brindle is dominant over fawn. There's an excellent page about the inheritance of colours (in greyhounds but applicable also to whippets): Colour Inheritance In The GreyhoundMacha said:I thought brindle was dominant over fawn - two brindles carrying fawn genes might have fawn pups but two fawns wouldn't have brindle pups??of course, there are many colours and colour is a mixed inheritence, not straight dominant/recessive