Coat Color Inheritance in basenji
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example
red x whait Dd kk ayay
black x white
Dd Kbrk ayayDD kk ayay = red x white
Dd kk ayay = red x white
dd kk ayay = blue fawn
DD Kbrk ayay = brindle
Dd Kbrk ayay = brindle
dd Kbrk ayay = fawn brindletwo
red x white Dd kk ayat
black x white Dd KbrK ayatpossible combination
DD Kk ayat = black
Dd Kk ayat = black
dd Kk ayat = blue (german dog)
DD Kk atat =black (mask tricolor)
Dd Kk atat = black (mask tricolor)
dd Kk atat = blue tricolor
DD Kbrk ayay = brindle
Dd Kbrk ayat = brindle
DD Kbrk atat = trindle
Dd Kbrk ayat = brindle
dd Kbrk ayay = blue brindle
dd Kbrk ayat = blue brindle
dd Kbrk atat = blue trindleIm not sure what all this means. ayat are Yy. umm could you do it with Yy instead of ayay or atat? its just easier for me if you do. thanks
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Misspodhradsky:
tri factored black dog - Kk ayat
tri factored red dog - kk ayatUse punnett square for K locus and another punnett square for A locus:
….......K........k
k….....Kk.......kk
k........Kk.......kkSo, we have Kk (twice) and kk (twice)
A locus:
…............ay..........at
ay….......ayay.....ayat
at..........ayat......atatWe got ayay, ayat (twice), atat
Than put both, K and A locus, together (every K result with every A result):
Kk ayay - black
Kk ayat - tri factored black
Kk atat - tri factored blackkk ayay - red
kk ayat - tri factored red
kk atat - tricolorOr, with your letters:
tri factored black dog - Kk Yy
tri factored red dog - kk Yy….......K........k
k….....Kk.......kk
k........Kk.......kk…............Y..........y
Y….......YY.........Yy
y..........Yy......yyAnd than again, put all together:
Kk YY - black
Kk Yy - tri factored black
Kk yy - tri factored blackkk YY - red
kk Yy - tri factored red
kk yy - tricolor -
Big Y is a red
small y - tricolor,saddle,agouti and recesiv gen.Can not have four different meaningsYes i know that. But when you put ay, at, etc. it confuses me. I need the coding to be is Y,y, K, and k. I think thats it. but i cant follow when people add in different letter cuz i dont understand it :(
Which sucks cuz when you use letters i know it starts getting easier and easier lol
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Misspodhradsky:
tri factored black dog - Kk ayat
tri factored red dog - kk ayatUse punnett square for K locus and another punnett square for A locus:
….......K........k
k….....Kk.......kk
k........Kk.......kkSo, we have Kk (twice) and kk (twice)
A locus:
…............ay..........at
ay….......ayay.....ayat
at..........ayat......atatWe got ayay, ayat (twice), atat
Than put both, K and A locus, together (every K result with every A result):
Kk ayay - black
Kk ayat - tri factored black
Kk atat - tri factored blackkk ayay - red
kk ayat - tri factored red
kk atat - tricolorOr, with your letters:
tri factored black dog - Kk Yy
tri factored red dog - kk Yy….......K........k
k….....Kk.......kk
k........Kk.......kk…............Y..........y
Y….......YY.........Yy
y..........Yy......yyAnd than again, put all together:
Kk YY - black
Kk Yy - tri factored black
Kk yy - tri factored blackkk YY - red
kk Yy - tri factored red
kk yy - tricolorOH! ok! so you dont do them all together. you do letter with letter and then add them! Oh ok!!! Thank you soo much! That helps alot!
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Kk YY - black
Kk Yy - tri factored black
Kk yy - tri factored blackkk YY - red
kk Yy - tri factored red
kk yy - tricolorWhere did you get the bold ones. I understand how to get the others but if you do it and add them together it makes no sense. …to me
OR do you have to do
1....2
3....41...2
3...4do you have to do 1 with 1, 1 with 2, 1 with 3, 1 with 4....then 2 with 2, 2 with 3, 3 with 4....then 3 with 3, 3 with 4....then 4 with 4. and then take all the alike genes and group them. then take all the unalike genes and
that is how you go the 2 extra genes?
(I used 1,2,3,4 just to make it easier to understand than using letters K, Y, etc.) -
from K locus we got:
Kk (and again Kk) - 1
kk (and again kk) - 2from A locus we got:
YY - a
Yy (and again Yy) - b
yy - c1 + a = 1a (Kk YY)
1 + b = 1b (Kk Yy)
1 + c = 1c (Kk yy)
2 + a = 2a (kk YY)
2 + b = 2b (kk Yy)
2 + c = 2c (kk yy)Oh ook i think i get it now, thx for the help in clearifying it. so would "A" always be YY, "b" always be Yy and "C" always be yy? or is that just for this example?
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oh. so how do you know what to use then. :(
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It depends on the alleles of the dog. The litter that I co-bred and have been posting puppy pictures of the parents are KkYy and KkYY. If you do the two punnet square way instead of the 16 punnet square way you would get.
At the K locus
….......K........k
K........KK.......Kk
k........Kk.......kkAt the A locus
.............Y.............y
Y..........YY...........Yy
Y..........YY...........YySo we get
from K locus we got:
KK - 1
Kk (we get this twice) - 2
kk - 3from A locus we got:
YY (we get this twice) - a
Yy (we get this twice) - b1 + a = 1a (KK YY)
1 + b = 1b (KK Yy)
2 + a = 2a (Kk YY)
2 + b = 2b (Kk Yy)
3 + a = 3a (kk YY)
3 + b = 3b (kk Yy) -
hmmm. I guess i dont really get this part. How do you do a 16 punnet square? Maybe that will be easier for me. (maybe not lol)
ill try to examine them some more and see if i cant get it down.
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Ok thank you :) id like to see that
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It depends on the alleles of the dog. The litter that I co-bred and have been posting puppy pictures of the parents are KkYy and KkYY.
What is KkYy? is this a Black basenji with a tri gene? and KkYY. is this a red Basenji with a black gene?
these are, ironically, the only two that i didnt understand what they would be as dogs.
