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The lightening of the undersides of the algolope, often with a smooth or soft look. Must be noticeably lighter than the main pelt. Pangare sits below other markings.
Markings such as Unders cover the skin area of the Algolope, but Pangare must extend above that into the fur. If Unders is not present, Pangare is a smooth gradient from the underside of the Algolope and into the fur.
Pangare has no difference depending on Dominant or Single Allele carrier.
Edge:
Edges of Pangare can be Blended or Soft.
Variation:
Pangare can have it's own nuance or a slight fade or transparency closer to the toes.
Pangare sits below all markings, on the base coat.
Pangare can cover the legs or just the belly area.
Pangare can show holes in the fading on the legs, showing the basecoat.
Pangare should be lighter than the base color.
Can optionally show on the forelegs, or be underneath Pigeon legs.
Examples: (minis below are not suitable references for ranges. They depict edge varieties, possible color options and shapes. See chart above for acceptable ranges.)
Pangare on Tan
Extended Pangare on Tan
Pangare on Tan with base coat showing on legs