| I have decided not to bore you with the standard "gray to gray gets gray, BV to gray gets 50% of each" etc.... if you need help figuring this, email me. Here I will try to explain how double doses of the "ID" genes mix and how these combine with recessive genes to make other colors. |
| Black Velvet (half Velvet genes, 1/2 gray) bred to Beige hetro (1/2 beige, 1/2 gray) 25% each gray, BV, Beige and brown velvet |
| Black Velvet (half Velvet genes, 1/2 gray) bred to White (1/2 white genes, 1/2 gray) 25% each gray, BV, white & Black/white cross |
| Black Velvet to Beige (homo) 50% beige (hetro), 25% each BV and Brown Velvet |
| Beige (hetro) to White 25% each white, gray, beige & pinkwhite |
| Beige (homo) to White 50% each hetro beige & pinkwhite |
| Homo Beige to Pink White about 50% hetro beige 25% each homo beige and pink white |
| Hetro Beige to Pink White 50% hetro beige, 12.5% each gray, homo beige, white & PW |
| Brown Velvet to White 25% each beige & BV, 12.5% each gray, PW, white and black/white cross. |
| Brown Velvet to Beige hetro 25% BV, 50% hetro beige with the rest split to homo beige, Brown Velvet and gray |
| Brown Velvet to Beige homo Same as above except there can be no gray expressed,, so the BV goes to brown velvet and the gray goes to hetro beige. |
| Brown Velvet to Pink White PW, Brown Velvet, BV, Beige (hetro), White, Brown/white cross, Black/white cross, Homo beige, Gray |
| Combining Incomplete Dominance |
| Combining dominate genes with a recessive |
| Beige (hetro) to Ebony This mating produces 25% tan, beige gray and ebony (these last 2 could be gray wrap also) |
| Black Velvet to Ebony TOV Ebony, BV, Gray, GrayWrap, Ebony |
| White to Ebony 50% gray, 50% white, but could also include ebony/white cross, graywrap and graywrap/white cross |
| Pink White to Ebony Gray, Graywrap, Ebony, Tan, PW, White, Ebony Mosaic, Beige, TanWhite |
| Brown Velvet to Ebony TOV Ebony, Ebony, Tan, TOV Tan, Brown Velvet, GrayWrap, Gray, Beige, BV |
| Dominate Gene (recessive carrier) to recessive Note: violet or saphhire can be switched on the below combos* |
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| White (vc) to Violet* Violet, White Violet*, White, Gray - All VC* |
| BV (vc) to Violet* BV, TOV Violet, Violet, Gray - all VC* |
| Brown Velvet(vc) to Violet* Black Velvet, Brown Velvet, Violet, Beige, TOV Violet, Gray - All Vio Carriers |
| Beige (vc) to Violet* 50% Violet, 25% each Beige and Gray All vio carriers >> if Homo Beige then no gray would be produced. |
| PW (vc) to Violet* White, Violet, PW, Gray, Vio/white and beige - All vio carriers |
| Recessive (carrier) to recessive* |
| Ebony (vc) to Vio or Saph* 50% violet* with the chance of the darkening ebony gene making the color wrap. 50% would be vc* in gray, gray wrap or ebony. |
| Ebony to Violet or Sapphire* All will be vc*, but with ebony they could be gray, gray wrap, or ebony |
| Sapphire to Violet All gray, all carry Violet (vc) and sapphire (sc) |
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| Tan (vc) to Violet* Tan, Ebony, Gray, Beige, Violet, Ebony/Violet - all would be vio carriers |
| Beige (homo) to Ebony This mating produces 50% beige, 25% each tan & ebony |