That would have to be tested. A homozygous to a het yeilds half the homozygous trait.

ALSO, At least one other was produced by the parents of the original. He posted before saying that each litter they had, there was 1 patternless. In small litters of het to het, this may be all you get.

Need to breed "normals" from this litter together to find out if they are hets, and the patternless to unrelated normal to see if you get anything.

Looks recessive though.

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