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RE: Burmilla Blue Shaded - Arwen Swordthain - 12-02-2016 09:23 AM
Had a brain freeze on whether Russian Black meant my Snowshoe Red tests were needed, thankfully a quick trip to the forum charts and I'm pairing them up for another go next week
RE: Burmilla Blue Shaded - Arwen Swordthain - 12-13-2016 08:37 AM
Heres the first kitty bred from my Burmilla Blue and Revens British Shorthair C&W.
Seanan hides Aussie Blue Mist and Burmilla Buster hides Scottish Shorthair (proof is in other threads)
For the purposes of this test only Seanan matters though and the baby is unpacking as I add this. Check back in a couple weeks for an update.
Breed will be repeated in case he threw AMBM.
![[Image: 8c4ecd7300300929a82a24f2ed216ca5.png]](https://gyazo.com/8c4ecd7300300929a82a24f2ed216ca5.png)
RE: Burmilla Blue Shaded - Peaches Latrell - 12-25-2016 06:35 AM
Recessive to Aussie Mist Dark Chocolate
Emmalynn hides Burmilla Blue:
![[Image: 1627c861fae455d5ec5897563a70598a.png]](https://gyazo.com/1627c861fae455d5ec5897563a70598a.png)
I paired her with Lincoln, an AMDC, and got the AMDC back, this baby can only hide the Burmilla Blue
![[Image: 87e7af5ef051f0eeb45f7b6e67852088.png]](https://gyazo.com/87e7af5ef051f0eeb45f7b6e67852088.png)
RE: Burmilla Blue Shaded - Reven Rosca - 12-25-2016 06:46 AM
(12-25-2016 06:35 AM)Peaches Latrell Wrote: Recessive to Aussie Mist Dark Chocolate
Emmalynn hides Burmilla Blue:
I paired her with Lincoln, an AMDC, and got the AMDC back, this baby can only hide the Burmilla Blue
This is awesome, Peaches!
Chart 1 proves that Emmalynn hides Burmilla Blue.
Chart 2 proves that Burmilla Blue is recessive to Australian Mist Dark Chocolate
RE: Burmilla Blue Shaded - KittyCatsProofs Resident - 12-25-2016 06:54 AM
Great job, Peaches. You just knocked off over 30 furs in one go.
The frum charts have been updated with your proof.
RE: Burmilla Blue Shaded - Kayla Woodrunner - 12-25-2016 04:31 PM
Awesome, Peaches! And Merry Xmas!
RE: Burmilla Blue Shaded - Arwen Swordthain - 12-26-2016 06:19 AM
Congrats Peaches. This makes mine and Revens British and Scottish tests obsolete now, I'll still pull the hids though
RE: Burmilla Blue Shaded - Arwen Swordthain - 12-27-2016 09:44 AM
Kayla asked me for proof Walda was pure and when I saw how many charts it was going to be I decided to just pull it from Seanan since hes very keen to pass his hidden and he co operated first time, wish the rest of my tests would.
Anyway heres proof that Seanan hides Walda's Blue Marble thus confirming Burmilla Blue Shaded is dominant to Australian Mist Blue Marble.
Something we all knew anyway but a 1 chart proof ties it up nicely
For new breeders heres why it proves it
Seanan is a Burmilla Blue Shaded
Jenneva is a Burmilla Red Silver Shaded
Their Baby is an Australian Mist Blue Marble
Burmilla Red Silver Shaded is already known to be recessive to Australian Mist Blue Marble so therefore the baby shows Dads hidden fur inherited from Grandma Walda.
![[Image: 3a9c3508b1ce9071a9db815048d8cf15.png]](https://gyazo.com/3a9c3508b1ce9071a9db815048d8cf15.png)
RE: Burmilla Blue Shaded - Laura18 Streeter - 12-28-2016 04:22 PM
this isn't exactly a proof but - my Burmillas came from Blue Marble. I got this recently
![[Image: faa4c73b1f064f11a1545eea4151488d.png]](https://gyazo.com/faa4c73b1f064f11a1545eea4151488d.png)
which might indicate Burmilla recessive to Bengal Black
RE: Burmilla Blue Shaded - Reven Rosca - 12-28-2016 04:34 PM
(12-28-2016 04:22 PM)Laura18 Streeter Wrote: this isn't exactly a proof but - my Burmillas came from Blue Marble. I got this recently
*snipped pedigree*
which might indicate Burmilla recessive to Bengal Black
At least one of the grandparents (perhaps both?) hides Blue Marble, so there is a fair chance that Gorman hides it too. We need to pull the kitten's hidden to be certain.
Placing Burmilla Blue either dom or rec to Bengal Black will cut the testing range in half any way, so go for it!