Piebald refers to a horse that is genetically black with white spots. This means that the horse has
to be either Ee or EE at the extension site and aa (true black) at the Agouti site.
This looks like aaE- (the dash indicates an allele that may or may not be known but doesn't affect the animal's appearance/phenotype) which produces a black horse.
The Spotting patterns associated with the term piebald can be Tobiano, Overo, Sabino or Splashed White.
Tobiano Piebald would be aaE-To-
Overo Piebald would be aaE-Ovov (Frame Overo can only be Ovov as OvOv is lethal)
Sabino Piebald would be aaE-Sb-
Splashed White Piebald would be aaE-SW-
Spotted horses can carry more than one of the spotting patterns as well since all spotting genes mentioned here are at a different gene locus.
Some dogs' fur changes color in spots due to a genetic trait called "merle" or "piebald" that causes patches of different colored fur to appear on their coat.
Yes, and the result will be another piebald dachshund litter.
A new trait a derived trait
Piebalds are animals, typically horses or dogs, with a coat pattern consisting of large patches of white and another color. This pattern is caused by a gene mutation that affects pigmentation. Piebald animals can have a striking and unique appearance due to their distinct coat markings.
piebald is basicaly a black and white horse
A puppy's fur changes color in spots due to a genetic trait called "merle" or "piebald" that causes patches of different colored fur to appear on the coat. This is a natural variation in the dog's genetics that results in the unique coloring patterns seen in some breeds.
Of course you can. Piebald is a colour variation.
Piebald is not a cross breed. Two dachshunds bred together need to have the piebald gene in their background. Piebald is recessive and will not show up but you could see a relative that was a piebald in the pedigree. Two piebalds bred together will produce all piebald puppies.
Piebald is black splotches, skewbald is brown splotches.
It means a Piebald deer crossed your path.
A skewbald horse is brown and white, and a piebald is black and white.
Piebald is the British English name for the horse color known in the US as black pinto.