The brown cast did not come out in this pic as much as I had hoped.
Bad belly pic sorry I cut off his/her butt. LOL
The kit on the left is from another litter and I know this one is black. The kit on the right is the one in question. I really hope the brown cast came through on these pics enough to tell. They were not the easiest pics to get. Feel free to leave a comment on my blog or email me at psalms121@rocketmail.com God bless and thanks for your help!
That's what Sable looked like at that age. She also had blue/gray eyes, but they turned brown.
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Your buck is aaBbCcD-Ee So the only genes he has to give are "c" (REW) and "C" (full color)
A seal needs to have 2 copies of c(chl) shaded gene, and he does not have it to give. Since there is a REW in the litter, we know the doe carries REW "c" also. If the kit is a sable, which is looks like it is, that means your doe is aabbc(chl)cD-E- which makes her actually a chocolate sable. I had one of those once; she was lighter than a normal chocolate and if you looked closely, you could see the shading. Her eyes had a ruby glow, and the wool went from chocolate to white at the skin without the grey underwool.