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This pic is a brother of my sister satins. The whole litter was identical.
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I googled this pic. It is similar to my merle except she has only 1 black spot covering half her face and a full tan belly. No current pics of her yet and there are very few to choose from online as examples.
This pic is a brother of my sister satins. The whole litter was identical.
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I googled this pic. It is similar to my merle except she has only 1 black spot covering half her face and a full tan belly. No current pics of her yet and there are very few to choose from online as examples.
Hi and Welcome! 
Roland, on this forum, breeds beautiful Black and tan merles. You should search for his picture.
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I used to breed (years ago) and worked with some merles.
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I love the look of a well marked merle. Unfortunately, I've found them to be few and far between. I started with variegated mice and selectively bred until I got merle. Then I stopped breeding. Now I really wish I'd stuck with it and continued my merle line. Now I'm starting fresh with long hair satins and piebald (from brindle lines).
I love the look of a well marked merle. Unfortunately, I've found them to be few and far between. I started with variegated mice and selectively bred until I got merle. Then I stopped breeding.
Now I really wish I'd stuck with it and continued my merle line. Now I'm starting fresh with long hair satins and piebald (from brindle lines).1 - 11 of 11 Posts
