Not true. If there is a blenheim (red) or ruby (red) somewhere in the
background, you do NOT necessarily get all tricoloured pups from two tris.
Sorry.
Cavaliers inherit color/markings in two ways. One is they either inherit
red or black...the other is they inherit either solid color or parti color.
Cavalier colour inheritance is so simple, I do not understand why people
who are breeding don't understand it. It is explained VERY simply in the John
Evans book.
Peggy
Linda Easton wrote:
> Tricolor is a recessive gene. This means it takes one allele from each
> parent (genes are made up of two alleles) to produce a tricolor. There is
> not a "dominant tri." If both parents are tris, you will get tri puppies
> because all alleles are tri.
> Linda
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