How well do you know your Boston Terrier colors?

How well do you know your Boston Terrier colors?

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  1. 1

    A Boston Terrier with the genetic color code b/b d/d would be what color?

  2. 2

    What is the term for the eye of a Boston Terrier that is partially blue?

  3. 3

    Melanistic can be found in which three colors?

  4. 4

    Dilution has been found to occur on what canine chromosome?

  5. 5

    If a sire was d/d B/b and a dam was b/b D/D and they mated, what color puppies may result?

  6. 6

    When mated, two blue eyed Boston Terriers always have puppies in the litter with blue eyes.

  7. 7

    Phaeomelanin is defined as being melanin pigmentation of what shades?

  8. 8

    Fawn can be described as somewhat of a reverse seal.

  9. 9

    The hardest color to locate in the Boston Terrier breed is __________?

  10. 10

    This color of Boston Terrier is generally born a cream color and has black pigment?

  11. 11

    Dried seahorse is the best supplement to help darken pigmentation.

  12. 12

    Emily bred a pair of Boston Terriers, her sire was B/b, E/E, D/d and her dam was B/b, e/e, D/d, is it possible for cream puppies to result?

  13. 13

    Hypothetically-if you owned a Boston Terrier that was genetically B/B, kbr/kbr, at/at, d/d, E/E, what color Boston would you own?

  14. 14

    Red and white Boston Terriers eyes usually have changed to their adult hazel color by what age?

  15. 15

    Seal is defined by the AKC as "appearing black except it has a red cast when viewed in the sun or bright light."

  16. 16

    Is it known to be possible for you to have a black brindle and white puppy from two mates, both being genetically b/b kbr/kbr?

  17. 17

    A Brain Auditory Evoked Response Test, or BAER, is the only way to confirm whether your puppy is unilaterally deaf.

  18. 18

    The three known brown allele mutations are:

  19. 19

    Agouti is responsible for _________ coloration.

  20. 20

    Dr. _______ is credited with the research that led to the findings that suggest the "LP" is found to be longer in breeds with white markings than in dogs with no white.

  21. 21

    Walking past a Boston on a sunny day you notice it is a seal and white, you can see this dogs __________?

  22. 22

    Cremello Boston Terriers and Cornaz Albinos are one in the same?

  23. 23

    In relation to the spotting gene, what is "LP" abbreviated for?

  24. 24

    What term is defined as the intermingling hairs of a fawn Boston Terrier that are fawn colored at the base and tipped in black.

  25. 25

    A blue Boston Terrier is considered a double dilute.

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