A Parti coloured dog has a coat that is at least 50% white with patches of any solid colour. The term abstract refers to dogs with less than 50% white on any solid colour. This includes white patches on any or all of: feet, chest (tuxedos), chin (milk chin). S locus alleles (or MITF gene) determine the degree and distribution of spotting. Parti dogs have a MITF gene that causes large patches with no colour. Click here for more information on Coat Colour Basics.F1 Goldendoodle Sparky at 9 weeks and at 1 yearF1 Goldendoodle Kate as a puppy and as an adult - abstract with milk chin and tuxedo chestF1 Goldendoodle Teddy as a pup and at 18 weeksMultigeneration Labradoodle Memphis - F3 tuxedo abstract pup and as an adult
A Parti coloured dog has a coat that is at least 50% white with patches of any solid colour. The term abstract refers to dogs with less than 50% white on any solid colour. This includes white patches on any or all of: feet, chest (tuxedos), chin (milk chin). S locus alleles (or MITF gene) determine the degree and distribution of spotting. Parti dogs have a MITF gene that causes large patches with no colour. Click here for more information on Coat Colour Basics.F1 Goldendoodle Sparky at 9 weeks and at 1 yearF1 Goldendoodle Kate as a puppy and as an adult - abstract with milk chin and tuxedo chestF1 Goldendoodle Teddy as a pup and at 18 weeksMultigeneration Labradoodle Memphis - F3 tuxedo abstract pup and as an adult