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by Dawulf on 27 September 2011 - 03:09
Just another gene/color question. If you had a white shepherd and bred it with a black shepherd, what color would you get? I'm pretty sure it is black/tan, but just want to double check.
Was talking with my dad, and we saw the white shepherd down the street, thats how this popped up. He said "So what you'd get an oreo cookie?" I'm like "nooo..." and went into what little genetics I know, and he was like "... so we wouldn't get an oreo cookie?" LOL
Was talking with my dad, and we saw the white shepherd down the street, thats how this popped up. He said "So what you'd get an oreo cookie?" I'm like "nooo..." and went into what little genetics I know, and he was like "... so we wouldn't get an oreo cookie?" LOL
by BlackthornGSD on 27 September 2011 - 04:09
It would depend on the genetics behind the black parent. If the black dog carried a single gene for white, then you might get 50% of the pups being white. If the white parent carried genes for black (hidden by the white genes), you could get solid black pups. Or sable or b/t.
by Siantha on 28 September 2011 - 02:09
well i bred a mainly white dog to a dark sable male and got 6 sables and 3 black and brown and a bi-color so it def depends my white sable as i call her XD her mother was a bi color and father a patterned sable i believe
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