Silver Dilution Gene at Barbara Veda blog

Silver Dilution Gene. Somewhat similar to the agouti. Perhaps the most familiar of these is the cream. The problem is known as “color dilution alopecia” and is more common in dogs that have the color dilution gene, dogs like weimaraners, and now, silver labradors. Silver dilution is a dominant trait. The silver dilution genes that lighten the color of the hair are called dilutions. The silver dilution gene produces a moderate lightening of black pigment on the body coat to a brown or chocolate shade. This means that a horse requires only one parent to carry and pass on the gene. It’s a subtle artist, muting the black pigment to a rich chocolate hue while. Characteristics of the silver horse. The silver dilution gene, on the other hand, specifically targets horses with black base coats. The dilution effect of the silver gene is more extreme on the mane and tail. It isn’t usually a life. Silver, or silver dapple is the common term used for horses with a dilution gene that works to dilute black pigment. It often exhibits dapples (rings of lighter hair). The gene usually causes a partial lightening of black pigment in.

It isn’t usually a life. It’s a subtle artist, muting the black pigment to a rich chocolate hue while. The problem is known as “color dilution alopecia” and is more common in dogs that have the color dilution gene, dogs like weimaraners, and now, silver labradors. The silver dilution genes that lighten the color of the hair are called dilutions. Silver, or silver dapple is the common term used for horses with a dilution gene that works to dilute black pigment. Somewhat similar to the agouti. Silver dilution is a dominant trait. Perhaps the most familiar of these is the cream. The silver dilution gene, on the other hand, specifically targets horses with black base coats. Characteristics of the silver horse.

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Silver Dilution Gene Somewhat similar to the agouti. Silver dilution is a dominant trait. This means that a horse requires only one parent to carry and pass on the gene. The silver dilution genes that lighten the color of the hair are called dilutions. It often exhibits dapples (rings of lighter hair). Characteristics of the silver horse. The gene usually causes a partial lightening of black pigment in. Silver, or silver dapple is the common term used for horses with a dilution gene that works to dilute black pigment. Perhaps the most familiar of these is the cream. It isn’t usually a life. Somewhat similar to the agouti. It’s a subtle artist, muting the black pigment to a rich chocolate hue while. The silver dilution gene, on the other hand, specifically targets horses with black base coats. The dilution effect of the silver gene is more extreme on the mane and tail. The problem is known as “color dilution alopecia” and is more common in dogs that have the color dilution gene, dogs like weimaraners, and now, silver labradors. The silver dilution gene produces a moderate lightening of black pigment on the body coat to a brown or chocolate shade.