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I'm not sure I understand your questions, but I'll try. If you want to know if a female is Buff (alone or in combination with Blue or Lavender), you can breed her to a male Buff. If she has sons that are Buff, then she must be Buff. If her sons are not Buff, then she is not Buff. If she is...

The simplest way is to take your "questionable" male and breed him to a normal female (by "normal" I mean regular gray color and pattern -- not Blue, not Buff, not Pomeranian, but just standard Toulouse color). Below are the ONLY outcomes based on whether the male is Buff, Blue, Lavender, or...

Olive Hill pointed me to this thread -- so I'm sorry for responding to something from a few months back. From my understanding of it, the Blue and Buff genes in geese are analogous to the Blue and Chocolate (respectively) genes in Muscovy ducks. In both, Blue is an incompletely dominant gene...

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