Albino Program

Health and structure are always the primary focus for any breeding program. I have always had an interest in the albino gene. In cats, it is still not completely understood how this gene is transmitted and expressed or if multiple genes are involved. It has been referred to as a simple recessive or the most recessive of the pointed genes. I have decided to work with some outstanding albino outcrosses to further explore the gene and its transmission in cats.

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	Endeavor's Salty Dog Color: White Eye Color: Pink eyed Type: Male DSH Parents: na
	Endeavor's Marshmallow Color: White Eye Color: Pink eyed Type: Female F1 Parents: Endeavor's "Paprika" x Endeavor's "Slinkie
	Endeavor's "Alvin" Color: Red Classic Tabby Eye Color: Yellow Type: Male F1 Sphynx outcross Parents: Salty Dog and Endeavor's Luck of the Irish
	Endeavor's "Curry" Color: Red Classic Tabby Eye Color: Yellow Type: Female F1 sphynx outcross  Parents: Salty Dog and Endeavor's Luck of the Irish
	Endeavor's "Slinkie" Color: Cream and White Mink Eye Color: Aqua Type: Male F1 sphynx outcross  Parents: Salty Dog and Endeavor Pink in a Blink
	Endeavor's "Mink" Color: Choclate Calico Eye Color: Aqua Type: Female F1 sphynx outcross  Parents: Salty Dog and Endeavor Pink in a Blink
	Endeavor's Joker Color: Cream and White Pointed Eye Color: Blue Type: Male F1 sphynx outcross  Parents: Salty Dog and Endeavor's Butterbald
	Endeavor'sPaprika Color: Classic Red Tabby Eye Color: Yellow Type: Female F1 sphynx outcross  Parents: Salty Dog and Endeavor's Butterbald