Isabella and new shade chocolate in Frenchies 

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Amen brother!!! And pastor how may we serve lol

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Me too and I don’t even have a frenchie 😂😂😂

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That is awesome!

Hey where are you from?? I’d love for my frenchie to mate with an Isabella. Ice is a lilac platinum

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Great

Unless you test your dog, I would assume your dog is just a brindle...brindle is brown which you could be mistaking for chocolate. ..Only way to be sure is DNA test

Can anyone tell me what dna is a Isabella carrier cause I bought a Merle and he said she’s a Isabella carrier her dad was a Isabella

@@ripkobelakers2472 I think has to have dd dilute and bb I think. Where you from?

I think with Bb you get 25% Isabellas and with the bb you get 50 % isabellas, but would need dd as well with the 2nd one

Do a complete coat color and 4 panel

Champagne isn’t a colour ,it’s a shade of fawn

That’s a dog that is test for Choc. The carries a copy of Coco and I bet you the results are correct

If she has a nice structure then yes

No you have to have testable chocolate (Bb) on both parents to make it happen

No red eye glow means your girl is either bb. coco or both

There's a video for each color (DNA Strand)

Produce a lilac, right

Cream is ee Platinum is cream bkue and chocolate all combined ee bb dd

Hello my baby has same dna what does E/e n/EM mean? And they don’t carry Isabella right?

Correct me if im wrong but doesnt option 1, n/Kb means the dog carries brindle?

@@jackiesantana1617 I believe that means your dog carries one copy of cream/white but doesnt display it .. and also has 1 copie of mask but doesnt display... Hope this helps E-Locus (Cream) The E-Locus is responsible for creating cream or white/yellow French Bulldogs. It requires two copies of “e” to become visible, and when present will dominate other colors and patterns. The E-Locus on a French Bulldog can also be Em which is a dark mask around the mouth. Some reports will split the E-Locus into one for “E” and one for “Em”, but you should have a total of two copies. You can have a combination of a mask and color gene, such as Em/e, or just two masks or colors such as e/e. The presence of “Em” will result in a dark mask, “E” the typical black base for most Frenchie colors, or 2 copies of “e” produce a white or cream base. E/E (no copies of cream) - the dog does not carry cream. E/Em (1 copy of Mask) or Em/Em (2 copies of Mask) - the dog will have a mask. e/Em (1 copy of Mask, 1 copy of Cream) - the dog will have a mask and carries cream but does not display it. e/E (1 copy of cream) - the dog carries cream but does not display it. e/e (2 copies of cream) - the dog is visible cream.

My dam is Bb dd coco in in i was told that she carries a great dna and can even make platinums

No it would be 50/50 chance by maths

No

@@camblam389 Thanks for the info

I have the same question 🙋🏻‍♂️

I would choose a lilac n tan that carries cream or a platinum I have a number of those studs if you are interested Janes 589-799-2873

No you need testable chocolate in both parents

Fluffy carriers. Fawn if nether carry brindle

Yes, if you put it with another dog that has the little b gene as well as blue

Is the mom coco?

Another chocolate no merl dog

I know it’s been 8 months, but no such thing as a Isabella lilac blue, 2 copies dilute(blue) is needed to create lilac or Isabella so saying blue in the name isn’t needed, Isabella is two copies chocolate bb dd, lilac is two copies coco dd, now if the dna is correct your dogs color would be a new shade Isabella

Zero F's I’m going to take my chihuahua at around day 20-25 for an ultrasound. I guess there is no way of knowing before that. Fingers crossed.

Yes exactly

ITS CALLED ISABELLA!

@@sowardfz I thought isabella was proper choc gene what I meant was the two chocolates together

I have a platinum female she is co co atat Dd ee no pied no brindle The Male I mating her to is bb Bb atat dd Ee nEm kyky nn What would the dna on my pups look like

Javier Gonzalez by the genes your female is a champagne not platinum, with the male you would definitely get platinums lilacs carrying non testable a nice litter

@@santo1312 so if I have a lilac Merle that is Bb coco dd does he Carrie Isabella?

Black

I think thats lilac

Isabella or a dog that carrys Bb..

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Some form of Isabella depending on what else dog 1 has.

Well if the ee was before i would say platinum isabella

That’s a likac

Yes always

@@LoveMyPups Thank you!

Isabella is a Lilac dog with testabke chocolate so both parents have to at the very least carry blue and both parents at the very least have to carry testable chocolate

That just mean the dog is a carrier... They use N and capital letters (BB, DD, AT) interchangeably.