Fire ringer

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Originally Posted by bsash

If I am correct, I don't think they need to ever have had any piebald in their genes. I think some ringers just carry the piebald gene.

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I've produced a couple ringers from pied x het breedings but I wouldn't assume ringers carry the pied gene. I think that assumption is a stretch; however, I will probably breed my champagne ringer to a pied...

Very nice :gj:

Hi David
I think there is some thing to it. I bought a baby fire out of africa thats a ringer like that i will post some pics for you

Thank Jon

David you love ringers. That is a very interesting fire!

Brock

Thanks everyone!

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Originally Posted by bsash

If I am correct, I don't think they need to ever have had any piebald in their genes. I think some ringers just carry the piebald gene.

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From watching and reading Ralph Davis' videos/website, I think it's the opposite. I'm not sure they carry a ringer gene, but I think pieds/het pieds are more prone to produce ringers.

Very nice fire David :)

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Originally Posted by bsash

If I am correct, I don't think they need to ever have had any piebald in their genes. I think some ringers just carry the piebald gene.

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THIS IS CORRECT, A FRIEND OF MINE HAD SOME RINGERS FROM ONE CLUTCH, AND ONE PROVED OUT TO BE 100% HET PIEBALD, AND THEY DIDNT HAD ANY PIEDS IN THEIR BLOODLINE, REMEMBER THAT THE FIRST PIEDS ARE WILDCAUGHT......:gj:, I WILL SURE GIVE IT A TRIE IF I WHERE YOU, FIRE PIEBALDS WOULD BE AWESOME BRO!......

very nice:)