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This girl is special for obvious reasons. Not the reason the others are BUT here is a hint:
She came from the same line of animals!
We will find out in a couple years what these guys and girls are all about. Let me know what you think!
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Ty
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although those are beautiful animals, why post about some gene mutation if you are not or can not talk about it?
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- Jason F.
We obviously can't comment on the animal if we don't know what to comment on.
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I am just joking with you man. I was hopeing for comments on the looks of the animals not by a gene that may or may not be present but definitely not seen.
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Ty
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well ok ... still dont understand including the part about the genetics, but i think they are neat animals. the one really seems like a BCA short tail. neat looking, just would be nice to know the details after being told they were so rare.
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- Jason F.
but they were normal looking" siblings from a litter that produced some very rare animals. The genetics still are unknown so I can't say they carry the gene(s) or not. That is about all I can say about it for now.
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Ty
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i understand what you are trying to say. i understand that the gene in question is recessive or it would be visually apparent. it is just like posting a thread that should have pics but doesnt, there is something missing from the post .. the information. i understand you cant talk about it, please post about it when you are able.
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- Jason F.
in particular! LOL Those people "in the know" have already emailed me wanting to know how I got them. I will definitely share one day when the breeder says it is okay. Thanks for the compliments though!
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Ty
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......I would say they are littermates to the Patternless Harlequins. I say this because of the similiar looking tails and head shape that the Harlequin Patternless' have.
What do ya say?
Close?
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