Traits

Husky fur that is longer and curly! This trait is recessive and the genetic code is fc.

Huskies with double merle will have a double copy of merle gene. This causes serious health issues like blindness and deafness and will be displayed as MM.

This form of mutation occurs as a genetic split where one dog has multiple (primarily two) genotypes. This can present itself through sporadic patches resulting in even coverage or through a split almost down the center.

For dogs that are chimeric, they have a 25% chance of passing on the mutation (75% if both parents are chimeric). If a puppy is not chimeric, the chimeric parent is rolled 50/50 for which genotype to use.

This form of mutation occurs most commonly as black patches on a red base, but can occur as any patch of unexpected color. Generally these mutations are smaller and in a few areas, or one slightly larger spot on the coat. An extreme form of somatic mutations could be mosaicism, resulting in large patches across a dog's coat - this is much rarer.

For dogs with somatic, they will have a 25% chance of passing on the mutation (50% if both parents are somatic). If a puppy rolls for somatic, they will also have a 10% chance of becoming mosaic unless the parent(s) are also mosaic.

The natural bobbed tail is a genetic condition causing a bobbed tail, similar to cropping. However, dogs with this mutation are naturally born like this! This effects the 13th locus, the ear/tail series.

Any dog with a natural bobbed tail will add an + to the specific gene that is being modified. In respect to the other tails, the bobbed tail is recessive, so it requires either N+N+, nh+nh+, or n+n+ to work properly.

"Glowing" circular markings on body connected by a slim line creating the look of string lights.

Husky fur that is longer and more wavy than other fur types! Any husky with silky fur will show custom floppy ears even if the ear type is genetically different. This trait is the most recessive fur type and the genetic code is fs.

Vitiligo is a mutation of the cells that causes color to loose pigment. This will lead darker patches of fur turning white.