Otter

(OtOt/nOt) Otter

 Otter is a base coat affecting marking, where the back and topline are the base color, but the undersides, inside ears, inner leg, toes, rings of the eyes, chin and jaw are silver-white or cream coloration. The face, ears, legs, and chest can also darken much like point. Sometimes the hindquarters are also darkened if both parents express the marking. The back of the head, behind the ears can also feature a copper or orange soft blended triangle of color.
Otter sits under most markings on the base color. 

(nOt) Single Allele and Double Allele

There is no difference between single and double allele ranges.

Variation:

Otter can have it's own Gradient of colors, tan, cream, silver, white or similar colors, up to 3.

• Otter sits below all other markings.

• Otter can optionally cover the fore legs, or the legs can be colored via Pigeon freemark. 

• Otter should be soft or blended into the fur, but may allow slight countershading around the hips, shoulders and other soft areas.

• Otter can use colors from the Natural Accents Slider as long as the color is natural and lighter than the coat. Colors should remain Tan, Cream, Silver or White.

• The triangle of color on the back of the neck should be orange, reddish or tan.

Examples: (minis below are not suitable references for ranges. They depict edge varieties, possible color options and shapes. See chart above for acceptable ranges.)