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HEATHERDOWNS MANHATTEN ISLAND

ABOUT MANNY

Manny is a Stunning Polar White AKC Labrador, 105lbs

Manny can produce Polar White, Yellow, Chocolate and Black Labradors.

Manny is the son of Heatherdowns Royal Uffda & Daughtery’s Stockton's Secretariat. 

Manny's  Grandfather is Champion Simerdown Conrad from Dorenshatten Kennels, Alaska.  Please visit www.dornschattenlabradors.com

PEDIGREE HIGHLIGHTS

Manny's Pedigree is stacked with Confirmation Champion Titles!!

CH PLEASURETYME’S GET SMART

CH SIMERDOWNS HEATHROW.

CH DEEP RUN’S TIARA DE ORO

CH BORADORS BAREFOOT CONTESSA

CH SIMERDOWNS BRENDA STARR

CH VISIONS CAIN’S MUTINY

HEALTH CERTIFICATIONS

Please Click on the Below Certification to see their Report.

CLICK HERE FOR MANNY'S OFA CERTIFICATIONS

OFA HIP RATING GOOD

OFA ELBOW RATING GOOD

OFA CARDIAC RATING NORMAL

CERF

CLICK HERE FOR MANNY'S PAWPRINT GENETIC RESULTS

EIC NORMAL/CLEAR

PRA-PRCD NORMAL/CARRIER (UNAFFECTED)

CNM NORMAL/CLEAR

Copper Toxicosis (Labrador Retriever Type) ATP7A WT/Y Normal/Clear

Copper Toxicosis (Labrador Retriever Type) ATP7B WT/WT Normal (clear)

DILUTE CLEAR

Explanation of the Genetics of a Polar White Labrador.

The "White" Form of Yellow-B/b, E/e, and Beyond: https://www.labbies.com/genetics2.htm#White

A Detailed Examination of Coat Color Genetics in the Labrador Retriever

    Although the "white" color is considered by most Lab breeders to be a very light shade of yellow, this color may be quite distinct from the yellow shade that may represent cream-colored yellows represented as genotype [As_B_ cch_ee] above. In fact, the "white" color may be represented by another allele that may be found at the C locus. The "cd" allele is responsible for producing white hair in other breeds of dogs, like the West Highland White Terrier, while allowing full expression of dark nose and eye pigment. Though this white color may be distinct from the yellow coloration, it should still be grouped with the other yellow variations since its expression is also controlled by both the E and C loci.

PAWPRINT GENETICS DETAILED SUMMARY OF THE I LOCUS

The I Locus (Intensity) corresponds to the MFSD12 gene that is important in determining the shade of the light pigment (phaeomelanin) in dogs. Mutations in this gene modify the expression of the phaeomelanin (reds, yellows and creams) in the hair resulting in an extreme lightening of the coat color of dogs. Canine coat color determination is complex due to interactions of multiple genes responsible for both color and anatomic placement of the color. A dog with two mutant copies of the MFSD12 gene will have an extremely light phaeomelanin that will cause a dog that is e/e at the E locus to have a coat color that is light cream or white.