Quote Originally Posted by Jay_Bunny View Post
I bred an Albino female (Kasper) to a Bershire Dumbo (Roo) and the babies all came out Berkshire. I'm guessing since Roo had the dominant genetics over Kasper, all the babies would come out Berk, right?

Anyway, I noticed that a few of the offspring have high white sides. I have never noticed this on a berk before, but some of these, the white underbelly comes up on their sides. Is this a normal marking for a berk? I can provide pictures if needed.
Your albino must be either a hooded or berkshire. Not uncommon. I have a himalayan girl that consistently throws berkshires, and I am nearly 100% positive she is also a berkshire.


Yup, berkshires can be from a little belly line all the way to their sides. However, once it starts to remain solely on the back, its considered husky and a high white trait.