I posted some pictures of my white pup (5 weeks) http://www.geocities.com/abcgerbils/more_cara.html?959311505960 Does this help at all in determining the color? Thanks to everyone who's already responded with great color information!! from Julian: The description sounds very like a Dark Eyed White... There are various genetic combinations that can cause this but they are based round c[b]c[-]ee. A-C[b]c[h]eeggP- will produce a very light animal. The addition of spotting can make it even lighter. from Emily F. ...If the pup had even slightly darker skin on her feet, ears, and tail before the fur came in, then she *could* be a LCP DEH/nutmeg/PF/SN (or what Julian called a Dark Eyed White)...Another possibility is that she could be a LCPA...Where is the grey fur developing on the tail? At the end, where it may be "tipped" in black (to me, that would suggest a LCPA/LCPGA)? or nearer the base (suggesting a light colorpoint ee or possibly PF/SN)? from Elizabeth: Sure polar fox have dark pigment on their tail. Although, they're not usually described as "pure white". My only other guess would be champagne but those usually have orange spots on the head. And: ...You know more likely percentage wise would be a polar fox spot, which would also probably look totally white at first.
