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Miniature Donkey Coat Color Visualizer

Toggle genes to see how they change the coat

Extension
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Dun
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Dominant White
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Ivory
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Brown
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Light Points
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Roan
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Gray (Dun)
Gene Reference
Red Factor (Extension)

Controls the base color to start as black or red.

  • ed Recessive red; ed/ed = red/sorrel only.
  • Ed Produces black-based pigment.
Dun

Softens the base color.

  • d No dun effect; full intensity.
  • D Dun dilution with dorsal stripe, shoulder cross, and leg barring.
Dominant White and White Spotting

Ranges from white spots to nearly all white coats.

  • N No white patterning detected.
  • Ws White Spotted.
  • W Dominant White.
Ivory

A cream or white coat with blue eyes and pink skin, unlike frosted spotted white (dark eyes, dark skin spots). The American Donkey and Mule Society describes it as recessive, so this tool models it as one recessive gene.

  • I No ivory.
  • i Ivory. i/i is ivory; I/i is a carrier that shows its base color.
Brown

Controls brown coloration intensity.

  • br No brown effect.
  • Br Br/br = brown; Br/Br = chocolate/dark brown.
No Light Points

Controls pale muzzle/eye rings, belly, and inner legs.

  • lp Standard light points.
  • NLP Removes light points.
Roan

White hairs interspersed throughout coat.

  • Rn Roan patterning.
  • rn No roan.