How to Predict Dog Colors With the Punnett Square

Using the Punnett square, you can calculate any color or health DNA attributes to determine the odds of arriving at a particular DNA pairing or to see what a potential litter will look like between a Dam and Stud.
The Punnett square can be set up two different ways for calculating your dogs DNA odds and we cover both ways. You can solve a single gene, or multiple genes separately and combine your data to get advanced DNA statistics for your litter.
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[@victoravalos98]

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[@christianhernandez8285]

Love your videos!!!
I have a lilac fawn carrying solid and testable chocolate with 2 copies of intensity. Full masked!
What would be best combination to produce new shade and possibilities?

[@BluFrenchibles]

Thanks! It depends what you want your breeding program to look like. For newshade, your fawn would need one copy of cocoa and the other dog would also. I think a healthy, visible Isabella would create a beautiful litter that could be very desirable for homes and breeders.

[@3curb]

My dogs litter:
Sire: Lilac Tri
Dam: Brindled Pied
All the puppies were Pied, some Red and others Brindled. I wonder why the Sires genes did not show up to any of the puppies? I just hope that all of them are at least Dilute carriers.

[@BluFrenchibles]

The puppies would all carry one copy of dilute and cocoa from the lilac. The dam would have needed to carry dilute for a visibly dilute pup.