How to raise chocolate VIPs, can chocolate VIPs and black VIPs give birth to chocolate colored ones?

Soak it in warm water and give it a royal milk cake. Feed less every day.

Don't give milk that will be diarrhea.

And don't bathe it before you get the vaccine.

I'm pretty sure it's a black VIP, so why do you think it's chocolate?

The chocolate VIP's coat is chocolate (also called coffee), the nose is oily pink, and the eyes are amber.

It's a VIP, but look** It's more of a black VIP.

Of course, there may be color differences in the photo, but it must be a VIP.

It's black expensive.

But Gray Gui was also black when he was a child, and it turned gray after shearing.

You've sheared your hair, it's still black, it's black.

Well, if this baby is a VIP ==. At first glance, the color is black VIP.

Hey, actually, I've always thought that black has an aura, although it has nothing to do with your problem.

Chocolate VIP is vulgar.

It could be a problem with the light. It could also be a black VIP, with a pink nose and crystal blue eyes. Sixty percent of the time it was likely to be a black VIP.

It really depends on the genes.

Generally speaking. Heterochromatic mating. The offspring produced may have. Chocolate. Black. Chocolate has a smoky white hair. Black with speckled white hairs. Chocolate + Black.

Thereinto. The likelihood of the last variegated VIP is very small. The suits of the VIP are not valuable. The likelihood is also low.

Dog mating. Generally speaking. The color follows the father, and the body shape follows the mother. Just average.

Since your male dog is chocolate colored. Then there will be a chocolate-colored one. Of course. Black is also possible.

Heterochromatic mating is most often characterized by a mixture of white hairs. White hairs may appear on the chest. on the feet or on the tail.

Indefinite. The presence of miscellaneous white hairs will affect the price. For example, a pure chocolate can be sold for 3000

If you mix white hair, it will depreciate to about 1800. ~

So it all depends on the genes. The most likely is:

1: Chocolate 2: Black 3: Chocolate has a smoky white hair. Black with mixed white hair 4: Flower color 5: The color of the grandparents inherited from generation to generation.

I think it depends not only on genes, but also on genetic mutations!