Cinnamon - Dark grey

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If you bred a cinnamon female and dark grey male would the offspring be lilac or would they be golden carrying grey and cinnamon?

What about breeding a golden (carrying dark grey) to a cinnamon, what are the colour chances from that?

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Both dark grey and Cinnamon are recessive so you need two cinnamon and two dark grey genes to get Lilac because each parent will only give one of the genes to the pups.
All pups from a pure dark grey to pure cinnamon mating will be golden carrying cinny and dark grey.
Your golden carrying dg to cinny would all be goldens too all carrying cinny and half dg
Lilac to Lilac would give you all Lilacs
Golden carrying dg and cinny in both parents will give you a chance of a small number of the pups being Lilac and you would also get cinnamon, dark grey and golden pups some of which will be carriers. Read up on punnet squares and recessive and dominant genes then you will be able to predict outcomes however what you actually get usually does not obey the laws of genetics!

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Hello, I bred the Golden carrying DG (Also Satin) to the Cinny carrying DG. So I was expecting an all golden litter with maybe a DG or two. I forgot that mum could be tort (and impossible to tell on her golden satin coat) so was surprised to see some other colour baby's in the small litter. Wondering what colour you think these might be! They're 2.5 weeks now so lots of growing and probably impossible to tell the colours just yet.

Tortishell... black and yellow or dark grey and smoke pearl?



There is 2 x Satin boys this colour.







They defo have some black ticking along there backs, unsure about cheek flashes yet. Presumably they're yellow, but could they be smoke pearl?

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