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· UncommonThe Tan Points French Bulldog
Distinct tan markings above the eyes, on the muzzle, chest, and legs.
Overview
What is a Tan Points French Bulldog?
The at (tan point) allele has always existed in the breed but is masked by dominant K locus alleles. When both alleles at the K locus are ky/ky, tan points can express visibly.
Clear tan markings above the eyes ("eyebrows"), on the cheeks, chest, legs, and underside.
Genetics
The DNA behind the color
Requires ky/ky at K locus to express.
How it's produced
Both parents must pass at and ky.
DNA locus
A locus (at) + K locus (ky/ky)
Allele notation
at/at · ky/ky
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