French Bulldog Dna Colors Chart

Please note if 1 gene is not selected the program will calculate it as a possible carrier.

French bulldog dna colors chart. Calculate the dna of your future pups. One of the genes involved in the production of these pigments in many species including dogs is melanocortin 1 receptor mc1r which is also known as the extension locus. Please choose genetic code of female. Colour and genetic traits a locus fawn sable wild sable tricolour allele a locus recessive black allele.

Chances to get specific phenotype in puppies. Below you will find a break down of those colors and their corresponding letter codes. Eumelanin black and phaeomelanin red or yellow. Canine color charts a locus fawn sable black and tan tricolor recessive black this chart explains what a dog s phenotype will be based on his genotype.

This dna calculator was created to combine breeders all over the world and make the search for the perfect puppies much easier. The bb dilutes black to brown and the dd dilutes the black to blue. The fawn color has a wide range from dark to light. This is a calculator for simple calculation of genetic code of female against genetic code of male.

Lilac bulldogs start out black then diluted not once but twice by the chocolate gene then the blue gene. Each color and color pattern has its own compartment in the dogs coloring pallet called locus meaning location each locus has room for 2 gene variants called alleles. It is in identifying these hidden genes that genetic testing. Colours which dogs carry are often hidden but become apparent in their offspring.

A french bulldog is often times looked at as just a visual color but a lot of research has been done involving what color dna a bulldog actually is to determine what colors you can get from a pairing. This calculator also will help to educate new breeders how to work with dna. Some people mistake fawn for french bulldog colors tan brown beige or crème. Welcome to the first dna calculator that is combined with actual dogs and filters.

This chart assumes the dog is n n for the k locus. Canine coat color and type background mammals have two pigments that are the basis of hair color. There are standard colors and rare colors. Try mixing blue brown paint you will get some shade of purple or lilac.

A real fawn color has a slight red cast to it. French bulldogs have many colors and color patterns that when mixed together gets you the final color appearance of the dog.