Jaguar

JAGUAR

JJ/nJ

This marking creates jaguar-like spots, with a darker and irregular border around the spot.

This spot can be lighter or darker than the base coat, but the border must be always darker than both the inner spot and the base.

They cover the back, the neck, the wings (not the inner membrane!) and the tail. In its dominant form they could be found on arms and legs.

ALLOWED EDGES

For the outline

For the inner spots

EXAMPLES

Recessive (nJ)

Dominant (JJ)

•The marking should mimic the natural jaguar/leopard pattern seen in animals

• there cannot be stand-alone bigger spots scattered around the body

• If you want to do big spots you must make them gradually bigger following a certain flow (like in clouded leopard)

A subtle fatding is allowed, when the marking reaches the end you can add empty rosettes and speckles here and there, rosettes can have speckles between each other or in the rosette itself! But do not exaggerate.

The spots can be either lighter or darker than the basecoat, but must always be lighter than the border! (The borde must be the darkest of all three) Go wild with shapes!

RANGES

EXAMPLES IN EXISTING KISEILIANS

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