Genetic Pigeons How to breeding colour like this

[Guest]

The birds is from the U.S but i would like to breeding colours like this

 

 

In the middle picture of the Pigeon named "Dimino".

 

It would be mother black or white pairing father white or black etc please.    :-/

[Guest shadow]

This family must have a lot of blue grizzles in their background

[Guest beautyhomer]

Speight,

 

The black and white marked birds are tiger grizzles.For the best breeding results you should allways pair a tiger to a black(spread).

Please see the board on breeding grizzles in fancy pigeons.

 

Regards Andrew

[westy]

i agree speight i would like to have a couple with colours like that but would not know how to breed them like that. i ahve a pigeon he is a crossed logan (white) with a dark check but the pigeon is brown?

[Guest]

i agree speight i would like to have a couple with colours like that but would not know how to breed them like that. i ahve a pigeon he is a crossed logan (white) with a dark check but the pigeon is brown?

 

Your brown pigeon must have from the Dark check's lines from grand grand father's brown.

[westy]

yeah pepole have said that to me when i mentioned it to them

[Guest]

yeah pepole have said that to me when i mentioned it to them

 

 

Westy, If you pair your brown and white...breeding off them..class colours

[westy]

i never breed it myself someone gave me a pair of eggs so i put them under a pair that had laid because i thougth they were infertile but i have 5 pure white logans anyway so i will pair the brown one with one of them

[Guest]

My mate have a pair of Mealy pied x White Raido Busschaert, breeding nice colours.

 

[Guest]

Whats youngsters colour will be ?

[Guest beautyhomer]

westy,

 

Looking at the photo of brownie he is in fact a ASH RED CHEQUER and not brown, allthough I agree they look more brown than red (especially juveniles).

If he is from a WHITE X DARK CHEQ then he got the ASH RED gene from the WHITE parent and not the DARK CHEQ as previously stated.

ASH RED is a dominant gene so the DARK CHEQ cannot be carrying this gene,if a pigeon has this gene it has to express it, ie it is a red pigeon.

WHITE is not a colour in the true sense, but a masking gene.To find out the true colour of a white pigeon you have to do a test mating like you have done.As brownie is a red pigeon then the WHITE is in fact a ASH RED also.

 

Regards Andrew

[MsPigeon]

Speight, the Black and White pair above look exactly like a pair I bred Domino type birds from last year. I have a family of whites and a family of blacks and last year when the pairs where all mated I had a black and white left, so I put them together and got beautiful sought after babies. I raced the ones I kept, they did well on tough races, and bred a couple late rounds for others who admired and wanted them. I also sent a round off them to a beginner in the "Help a Beginner" program.

Carol

[Guest]

Speight, the Black and White pair above look exactly like a pair I bred Domino type birds from last year. I have a family of whites and a family of blacks and last year when the pairs where all mated I had a black and white left, so I put them together and got beautiful sought after babies. I raced the ones I kept, they did well on tough races, and bred a couple late rounds for others who admired and wanted them. I also sent a round off them to a beginner in the "Help a Beginner" program.

Carol

 

Thanks MsPigeon, and what is your strain whites? Busschart lines or old strain ?

[westy]

thanks beautyhomer very interesting i am happy to find that out i can tell the bloke who gave me the egg because he was puzzeled when i told him and he told me that the colours was proberly from the dark cheq family

thanks one again

martin

[symbro]

looking at the pair white cock and black hen.  the white cock looks like it is recessive white.  unfortunately that could be hidding lots of other factors.  then you have the blue spread hen.  after seeing a few babies i could start to tell you what factors are hidden under each.  should be some intersting babies.  i bet you get what they call milky's... just a red bird with spread.  spread takes the tail bar colour and puts it all over the bird.  it is also possible that the hen has two spread genes.  that would make all your babies spreads.  the white could be have pied in its genes... like i said you should get some interesting babies.