http://www.doggenetics.co.uk/ [logosmall2] [basicssmal] [mainsmall2] [extrassmal] Two different types of pigment Black, recessive Oddities An introduction to black and seal Somatic mutations, vitiligo eumelanin and The K and A series and other weirdness phaeomelanin Basic genetics terms Liver Nose colours Genes, locii etc The B series From black to pink and everything inbetween Breeding Dilution (blue and Punnet squares and a isabella) Eye colours big Labrador case The D series Brown, amber and blue study Summary of series Agouti, sable, tan Coats List of alleles for points and saddles The longhaired gene and reference The A series hairless dogs Notes on Mutation etc Some more advanced Brindle Colour term list notes on mutation, The K series Including body part diagram selective breeding and evolution Masks, recessive Great Danes red and domino In-depth breeding case study The E series Red intensity and Health problems related to albino colour genes The I and C series Double merle problems and CDA Progressive Test your knowledge greying A short genetics quiz! The G series Merle Links The M series A few links to useful sites DNA Testing Merle (continued) All-in-one DNA test for The M series colour, health, and genetic diversity (by Embark Vet) Inbreeding & Genetic ^**NEW**Advanced Diversity merle genetics Learn how Embark's Cryptic, atypical, proprietary diversity and harlequin assessment can help merle your breeding program (by Embark Vet) Merle modifiers (Great Dane About me harlequin) Including contact info The H series White spotting Art The S series More about my artwork Ticking and roaning The T series ** 20/05/2020: website fully updated with lots of new research and corrections. Changes have been made on almost every page, and information added about new alleles such as cryptic/atypical/ harlequin merle, Northern domino, French Bulldog cocoa, Intensity, and more. Far too much to list, so go and see for yourselves! I am looking for photo examples of the following: cocoa, tested merles with allele lengths, and tested dominos (E^g or E^d). If you have any of these then please send them to me via e-mail (please do not contact me via social media regarding genetics questions or photo submissions) This resource has always been provided for free, and always will be! Want to support us? Make sure to check out our partner below, and my shops on Etsy (animal artwork here or vintage dog prints here) and Redbubble! [display_ad] [etsysite] [facebooksi] [littledivi] Please note that this website may not display properly in some mobile browsers. If you have any difficulties then try switching to a different browser or using a PC/laptop. Disclaimer: Before reading through this site, please note that I am not a geneticist or a professional scientist (please see the "About Me" pages). I am a layperson with an interest in genetics, and particularly in making colour genetics interesting and easy to understand for everyone. This site is intended as an introduction to colour genetics in dogs, and while I do my best to ensure its accuracy, please do make sure to do further, independent research if you want to find out more. All of the pages on this site provide links to sources that are a great place to start your research. Please also note that I am not always able to keep fully up to date on new discoveries in dog genetics, so if you do spot anything that's out of date, please let me know. Make sure to include links to your sources (i.e. published scientific studies). tumblr counter