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Double Rex aka Patchwork Genetics
Ok. My Dumbo had a litter Xmas day. 9 gorgeous little pups. The dad is a Double Rex (always has hair on his face-sometimes more. Sometimes less. He also has very sparse hair in patches over his body, but looks hairless at a glance). Anyway, 3 of the pups have straight black fur and whiskers. 6 of them have curly whiskers and a very thin coat. I think these would be single Rex? Or am I mistaken?

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Ivy
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BPs: 1.0 Normals,1.0 Pastels, 0.1 Dinkers
Other Herps:
6.20 Bearded Dragons (Hypos, Trans, Leathebacks, Reds, etc.), 1.1 Knob Tail Geckos
Other:
0.1 Mini American Eskimos, 1.0 Chihuahuas, 0.1 Terrier Mixes, 1.0 Chihuahua/Toy Fox Terrier Mixes
1.0 Double Rex, 0.1 Beige Ruby Eyed Dumbo, 0.1 Hairless PEW
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Re: Double Rex aka Patchwork Genetics
Forgot to add: Mom is beige with ruby eyes. Supposedly no hidden genes. Just a Dumbo.
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Ivy
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BPs: 1.0 Normals,1.0 Pastels, 0.1 Dinkers
Other Herps:
6.20 Bearded Dragons (Hypos, Trans, Leathebacks, Reds, etc.), 1.1 Knob Tail Geckos
Other:
0.1 Mini American Eskimos, 1.0 Chihuahuas, 0.1 Terrier Mixes, 1.0 Chihuahua/Toy Fox Terrier Mixes
1.0 Double Rex, 0.1 Beige Ruby Eyed Dumbo, 0.1 Hairless PEW
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Re: Double Rex aka Patchwork Genetics
i think the rexXrex makes a few double rexes, few normals, few rexes. double rex bred to normal makes a few rexes and normals??? i dont know really i havent got my double rex male to breed yet (hes gay) but i have had a rex breed some normals and some other rexes and got rex babbies. one thing i did notice is some turned out to be rexes alot later than others in the same litter... id say 2 weeks till they turned out to be rex.
just for kicks here is a naked one i have
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Re: Double Rex aka Patchwork Genetics
I have had double rex breed to a normal and throw entire litters of double rexes... I expected to get rexes (always been shady on rex genetics).
But have to say that double rexes are one of my favorite rats. I have 3 girls that are all naked bodied with fuzzy faces. They look like convicts. 
Bruce
Praying for Stinger Bees 
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Re: Double Rex aka Patchwork Genetics
 Originally Posted by Bruce Whitehead
I have had double rex breed to a normal and throw entire litters of double rexes... I expected to get rexes (always been shady on rex genetics).
But have to say that double rexes are one of my favorite rats. I have 3 girls that are all naked bodied with fuzzy faces. They look like convicts.
Bruce
Are you sure that normal wasn't a low quality rex? I've run in to that a couple times with our rats. Just a few weeks ago I got a litter with all rexes in it from a non-rex male bred to what I thought was a non-rex female. After digging through the records, it turned out she was a rex, we had just forgotten. A lot of times female rexes will lose most of their curliness as they get older.
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Re: Double Rex aka Patchwork Genetics
 Originally Posted by Bruce Whitehead
But have to say that double rexes are one of my favorite rats. I have 3 girls that are all naked bodied with fuzzy faces. They look like convicts. 
Lol...that's exactly how he looks. I thought about a little prisoner's uniform for him for Halloween
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Ivy
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BPs: 1.0 Normals,1.0 Pastels, 0.1 Dinkers
Other Herps:
6.20 Bearded Dragons (Hypos, Trans, Leathebacks, Reds, etc.), 1.1 Knob Tail Geckos
Other:
0.1 Mini American Eskimos, 1.0 Chihuahuas, 0.1 Terrier Mixes, 1.0 Chihuahua/Toy Fox Terrier Mixes
1.0 Double Rex, 0.1 Beige Ruby Eyed Dumbo, 0.1 Hairless PEW
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Re: Double Rex aka Patchwork Genetics
 Originally Posted by irishanaconda
i think the rexXrex makes a few double rexes, few normals, few rexes. double rex bred to normal makes a few rexes and normals??? i dont know really i havent got my double rex male to breed yet (hes gay) but i have had a rex breed some normals and some other rexes and got rex babbies. one thing i did notice is some turned out to be rexes alot later than others in the same litter... id say 2 weeks till they turned out to be rex.
just for kicks here is a naked one i have

What a cutie! I love these guys.
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Ivy
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BPs: 1.0 Normals,1.0 Pastels, 0.1 Dinkers
Other Herps:
6.20 Bearded Dragons (Hypos, Trans, Leathebacks, Reds, etc.), 1.1 Knob Tail Geckos
Other:
0.1 Mini American Eskimos, 1.0 Chihuahuas, 0.1 Terrier Mixes, 1.0 Chihuahua/Toy Fox Terrier Mixes
1.0 Double Rex, 0.1 Beige Ruby Eyed Dumbo, 0.1 Hairless PEW
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Re: Double Rex aka Patchwork Genetics
So far, looks like 3 Standard coats and 6 Double Rexes. One even has the same exact pattern as the sire's (convict beard). The rest just look mangy...lol.
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Ivy
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BPs: 1.0 Normals,1.0 Pastels, 0.1 Dinkers
Other Herps:
6.20 Bearded Dragons (Hypos, Trans, Leathebacks, Reds, etc.), 1.1 Knob Tail Geckos
Other:
0.1 Mini American Eskimos, 1.0 Chihuahuas, 0.1 Terrier Mixes, 1.0 Chihuahua/Toy Fox Terrier Mixes
1.0 Double Rex, 0.1 Beige Ruby Eyed Dumbo, 0.1 Hairless PEW
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Re: Double Rex aka Patchwork Genetics
 Originally Posted by Muze
So far, looks like 3 Standard coats and 6 Double Rexes. One even has the same exact pattern as the sire's (convict beard). The rest just look mangy...lol.
do u know about "patchwork hairless"?
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Re: Double Rex aka Patchwork Genetics
 Originally Posted by irishanaconda
do u know about "patchwork hairless"?
Well, fairly new I must admit. From what I've read (& was told by one local breeder), Patchworks are Double Rexes. Not true hairless. Hair is just apparently very thin and breaks off (?). And it seems to be a Dominant gene (not recessive at least). The other info I've come across is that they do not seem to have the same health issues that some hairless rats have.
But I am definitely hoping to learn more!
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Ivy
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BPs: 1.0 Normals,1.0 Pastels, 0.1 Dinkers
Other Herps:
6.20 Bearded Dragons (Hypos, Trans, Leathebacks, Reds, etc.), 1.1 Knob Tail Geckos
Other:
0.1 Mini American Eskimos, 1.0 Chihuahuas, 0.1 Terrier Mixes, 1.0 Chihuahua/Toy Fox Terrier Mixes
1.0 Double Rex, 0.1 Beige Ruby Eyed Dumbo, 0.1 Hairless PEW
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