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Offline Petra

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Re: funny coloured fur
« Reply #15 on: August 10, 2006, 10:59:22 AM »
It happens to my black cat too, but don't know if the red/gold recessive gene theory also works for moggies??

I have always put it down to the sun, but who knows...

When Dill gets fluffy, his fluff is more of a reddish colour, not rich chocolate..., is that due to a recessive gene??   There were two red/golden ish pups in his litter so I suppose it is possible...


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Re: funny coloured fur
« Reply #16 on: August 10, 2006, 11:53:56 AM »
But this doesn't explain why the black hair on our blue roans goes brownish in the sun does it? Buddy's back is fine, but where I haven't managed to get his feathers under control he has a definite browny tinge there.

Mud???  :005: :005:

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Julie, how could you even think it? This is the immaculate  :005: Buddy we are talking about here!

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Re: funny coloured fur
« Reply #17 on: August 10, 2006, 12:37:29 PM »
But this doesn't explain why the black hair on our blue roans goes brownish in the sun does it? Buddy's back is fine, but where I haven't managed to get his feathers under control he has a definite browny tinge there.

Mud???  :005: :005:

Ho  :rofl1: Ho :rofl1:  Ho :rofl1:

Julie, how could you even think it? This is the immaculate  :005: Buddy we are talking about here!

Yeah, right.  Sorry I forgot that!!  :005: :005:
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