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    The yellow/cream ones are called argente. They are a simple recessive pink eyed gene.
    The are agouti (brown) with a pink eye dilution gene (p/p) and the gene causes a dilution on the coat also.

    The one in your photo also appears to be a saddle variegated.
    You can visit my website if you want to learn more about ASF genetics.

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