Sorry this is incorrect Linda. Tricolour is a dominant gene.A dog just needs
one allele to be a tricolour. 2 tris can produce blenheims if they both
carry carry blenheim .What you have said is absolutely correct if you change
the word tricolour to blenheim.Blenheim is the recessive gene.
Heather
Robert and Heather Lamont
Moorfields Cavaliers <><
Northern Ireland
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> 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
> Kiburi Cavaliers
>
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