Re: [AlpacaTalk] Re: Colors

"For example, two years ago my best female
(dark brown) was bred to wonderful dual registered male (medium
brown). Expecting a brown alpaca, eh? Not on your life. I got a
beautiful true black, with only one true black recorded in her entire
pedigree, a great grandfather. "

That paragraph above makes me wonder how close the color geneics part is in
relation to horses. In horses that cross could have resulted in many
different colors, including black. So i would not have been shocked.

Does anyone know of any sites that gives you color maping? As in it will
tell you if you breed x color to x color your results will be this, this and or
this.

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