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Which Albino line would you breed this Euro Pastel male to, if any?

Kahl, Sharp, Caramel, T pos., ?

Opinions please.

jsc

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John Crickmer

Which European Pastel line is that? Personally I'd try and get another one and do that instead of an Albino. But if you really want to breed an Albino into it, then Sharp!
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Gilbert Boas
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Bred by Hans Winner in Germany, so I'm told.
Is that good? I honestly don't know.
jsc
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"As hard as I've tried, just can't NOT do this"
John Crickmer

jsc
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"As hard as I've tried, just can't NOT do this"
John Crickmer

That's a very nice bloodline! He's been working with them for a while, only recently brought into the US.

Just wondering because lines like the Dutch Pastels, or Kubsch Pastels get the "Euro" label sometimes. Hans specifically refers to his line as the Euro Pastels.
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Gilbert Boas
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Any of those would work really well.Kahl or Sharp would show color forsure though!I don't know how Pastel Color influences Carmel/T Positive Boas yet. Lar M
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Except Tracys Pink Panther seems to work really well!! LOL Lar M
Boas By Klevitz

I would breed it with the most highly red influenced Albino you can get your mitts on. If that is a Sharp Albino, that's what I'd get. If that is a Kahl Albino, that's what I'd breed it to. Really strongly red influenced Albinos are not common and not inexpensive when you find them but that would be worth the price paid and may push the red influence even farther. If she was mine I might breed her with this little guy:

Or maybe one of his offspring or nephews... it's all about the RED!
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Ya that's what I was try to say!
Jeffs Picture is wortha thousand words as well .Lar M
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