Hi,
I have a b/t with a large black saddle male, and a bi-color female pup. My male sire was bi-color with some black ancestor, as well as my female pups.
How can you tell,(without breeding), if your dogs carries the black recessive gene?, and in this case, if they are breed, will some of their progeny will black?
If you post the pedigree of the two dogs that includes what color every dog is then I could give you a guess.
Why the concern about color, you should be worried about the working ability of breeding your two dogs. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />
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