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Lilac is nothing more than a DILUTED CHOCOLATE
dog.
There are at least 3 variations in the lighter Lilac Colors.
This has been verified by VetGen Scientists on 2-8-11. They are termed,
Self Colored Lilac(I call this TRUE LILAC), Lilac Fawn, and Lilac Brindle. Fist we have the TRUE
LILAC COLOR, which is termed "self colored", the hair being the same
color as the nose, pads, eye rim, & lip pigment. The HAIR is the
determining factor here for True Lilac Color. Second LILAC FAWN (ddbb
dog with a purple nose, pads, eye rim, lip, but the hair is fawn in
color instead of Lilac, and third BRINDLE LILAC, same on pigment, but
fawn & lilac hairs mixed in stripes & sometimes in sable coloring
patterns. These dogs will ALL DNA "ddbb". By getting K locus DNA on the
ddbb dog, it can be determined WHICH Lilac Variation the dog truly is. |
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| Meet the Rarest of all EB Rare
Colors! We were blessed with not one, but two lilac
babies in one litter. We expected to have at least one,
but what a nice surprise this litter was. There were
also 2 Chocolates, and 2 Blues. We have a Traditional
Lilac...our boy Zi, and a Lilac Brindle...our Girl
Ultra. BTW, Zi is the FIRST TRUE LILAC color EB, and
Ultra is the FIRST DNA Confirmed Lilac Girl. YES! We DID
know that we would get LILAC in our planned litter born
6-18-2011. This was not luck or a surprise, we expected
to have at least one LILAC with the 2 dogs we put
together. Even though we started with just a carrier
baby boy, it took us only 3 years to produce the first
litter ever with 2 lilacs. We hope you enjoy looking at
our beautiful babies! |
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See more about them on out Moms & Studs
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True Lilac Color |
Lilac Fawn Brindle |
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