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November 6, 2008 at 5:49 pm #70700GSPmadMember
if I remember right black has to have E and B, choc has to have E and b, yellow has to have e with either B or b. But that’s from memory so may have remembered wrong.
November 6, 2008 at 5:51 pm #70701GSPmadMemberwhich would mean choc EEbb or Eebb, yellow eeBB eeBb or eebb (think it affects whether they have black or paler noses and pads re whether B or b). black EEBB EeBB EEBb EeBb
I think. :-\
November 6, 2008 at 10:21 pm #70702GracieMembere E yellow, B black b brown
ee is yellow dominant EE Ee are recessive in appreance
ee overrides everything including black BB 🙂
BB Bb is black
bb is brownso dad could be either EEbb or Eebb
depends on if mum is eeBB or eeBb
as
mum x dadeeBB x EEbb = all black
eeBB x EeBb = yellow and black 50 / 50
eeBb x EEbb black and brown 50 / 50
eeBb x Eebb yellow black and brown 50 yellow/ 25 /25
wow i got that right just looked up the % on Bevs post
There will be at least 25% of black pups the only way there wouldnt be is if mum is eebb but if she produced black pups with choc dad before she must be either eeBB or eeBb
eebb eeBB eeBb are all yellow dogs as ee makes them yellow
Eebb EEbb are brown as bb is dom over Ee EE
EeBB EEBB EeBb EEBb are all black as B is dom over b and over EE Ee
🙂November 7, 2008 at 9:46 am #70703AnonymousGuestThat’s excellent Gracie ;D
So basically – we know mum is
eeBB
(so def no choc puppies)
Dad could be: EEbb or Eebb
which means puppies either:
eeBB x EEbb = all black
so Dad must be Eebb – cos they are expecting some yellow:eeBB x Eebb = yellow and black 50 / 50 ;D
but 50 / 50 is only probability – so am guessing could be all yellow or all black?
November 7, 2008 at 2:59 pm #70704GSPmadMemberBlack is dominant.Just checked on the genetics link.
Black is EEBB or EeBB or EEBb or EeBb
Choc is EEbb or Eebb
Yellow is eeBB eeBb or eebbNovember 7, 2008 at 3:09 pm #70705GSPmadMemberSo am confused why you know mum is eeBB not eeBb or eebb. ??? is it cos she had a litter of all blacks – but was that to a black stud a choc stud or a yellow stud? ???
I get EEbb x eeBB = all black
EEbb x eeBb = half choc half black
EEbb x eebb = all choc
Eebb x eeBB= half black half yellow
Eebb x eeBb= half black half yellow
Eebb x eebb = half choc half yellow.sorry don’t know if that’s same as what’s been said, or even if i have done it right, brain can’t cope on too little sleep.
November 7, 2008 at 3:52 pm #70706AnonymousGuestwe worked out mum was eeBB on previous thread you posted the link to 🙂
She had all black puppies when mated to a choc before.
November 7, 2008 at 4:03 pm #70707GracieMember[quote author=GSPmad link=topic=12977.msg249968#msg249968 date=1226069968]
Black is dominant.Just checked on the genetics link.Black is EEBB or EeBB or EEBb or EeBb
Choc is EEbb or Eebb
Yellow is eeBB eeBb or eebb
[/quote]Yes Black is dominant, but not over ee !! 🙂
and[quote author=GSPmad link=topic=12977.msg249972#msg249972 date=1226070556]
So am confused why you know mum is eeBB not eeBb or eebb. ??? is it cos she had a litter of all blacks – but was that to a black stud a choc stud or a yellow stud? ???I get EEbb x eeBB = all black
EEbb x eeBb = half choc half black
EEbb x eebb = all choc
Eebb x eeBB= half black half yellow
Eebb x eeBb= half black half yellow
Eebb x eebb = half choc half yellow.sorry don’t know if that’s same as what’s been said, or even if i have done it right, brain can’t cope on too little sleep.
[/quote]Thats right apart from Eebb x eeBb can produce black yellow and brown 🙂
November 7, 2008 at 4:05 pm #70708GracieMemberanyway more to point ;D, when will you be bringing this puppy home Sarah and do you want boy or girl or are you not fussed as long as it black?! 🙂
November 7, 2008 at 4:36 pm #70709AnonymousGuestI want a black girl ;D Mating has happened… just waiting to find outr if she pregnant – and also want to look at full pedigree before deciding :yes:
Leon is not totally sure about getting a second one now… but will both decide whether it’s possible and hopefully get a puppy in March as they would be due at end of Dec ;D
November 7, 2008 at 4:50 pm #70710GracieMemberhow exciting!! 🙂
November 7, 2008 at 6:15 pm #70711GSPmadMemberyep, i found some yellows appearing where i wasn’t expecting them when i redid it. ;D
what i meant was E and B are the dominant genes , e and b are the recessives, therefore black is dominant colour. tho need both E and B for black. brain is dead today, sorry. 🙂
so possible pitter patter of tiny paws in march. ;D
hope you are going to keep us updated with lots of baby pics from birth – important to have lots of pics, even if you’re not getting one. ;D
November 7, 2008 at 10:42 pm #70712GracieMemberno but E isnt domiant, nor is e really as EE Ee are recessive to black and brown but ee is top dog!! it overrides anything 🙂
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