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Description
1. Points [PtPt/Ptpt] - common - create darker points along the muzzle, eyes, legs and tip of the tail. This pattern does not darken the skin underneath the pelt
2. Pangare [PngPng/Pngpng] - common - lightens the pelt along legs, and face and underbelly of the dog, roaning out and are never solid marks.
3. Piebald [PedPed/Pedped] - semi common - random painted white pattern on a dogs pelt, turning the skin underneath pink.
4. Blanket [BlkBlk/Blkblk] - common A dark marking covering most of or all of the top line of the dog. This ,arking doesnt not blur or roan
5. Inked [IkIk/Ikik] - common - A deep dark marking that froms around the eyes and muzzle of the dog, giving the appearance of eyeliner
6. Dun [DD/Dd] - common - A Primitive marking that creates a dark dorsal strip along the back of the hound, found similarly in horses, adds darker color around the eyes, and striping along the back connecting to the the dorsal strip, tints the legs darker and somtimes adds striping to the legs.
7. Brindle [BrBr/Brbr] - rare - Rarely passed. A chimeric mutation that is hereditaty, but is rather rare and will only sometimes pass with two brindle parents. Brindle creates broken lines of dark color across the dog's pelt they can take up the entire pelt or only part of the pelt.
8. Saddle[SdSd/Sdsd] - common - A saddle is similar to Blanket. it creates a small patch of Dark hair, Darker than the base color of the pelt along the "saddle" of the hound. This marking does not blur or roan.
9. Tan points [TpTp/Tptp] - semi common - Red (tan) appears as pips above the eyes, on the sides of the muzzle extending to the cheeks, as pips on the cheeks, on the neck just below the head, patches on the front of the chest, on the inside of the legs [occasionally extending to the lower leg and on the paws], and as a patch underneath the tail and sometimes along the bottom edge of the tail too. This gene is hereditary and is somewhat harder to pass on. Two dominant genes are needed. This marking doesnt not blur or roan.
10. Roan [RR/Rr] - common - White hairs starting from the middle of the hound and spreading outwards fading into the base pelt color at the head, neck, legs nad tail. This can be just a lighter milky shade of the hound or be pure white.
11. Belton Spots [BsBs/Bsbs] - Uncommon - The coat appears pure white and only shows the base color in form of spots. The spots that aprear under the mane and tail will alter that color and cause it to apear over the white. This marking does go over every mane color and dilution.
12. Accents [AcAc/Acac] - common - Light markings usually lighter shades of the base color are often unpredictable in shape. They are primarily primarily found on the underside of the Hound. Accents tend to focus on the cheeks, underbelly, and eyes. This marking does not blur or roan.
13. Ticking [TkTk/Tktk] - uncommon - Random white hairs that occur in the fur and form random patterns of white.
14. Irish Collar [IcIc/Icic] - common - White mark unassociated with piebald, stretching along the neck, and will even extend to the underbelly, legs, and tip of the tail. This marking does not blur or roan
15. Ticked Piebald [TkpTkp/Tkptkp] - uncommon - Piebald with spots of the base coat that look like holes or ticks throughout the white markings
16. Frostbite [FbFb/Fbfb] - common - Roaned whitw marking around the eye, necm, muzle, and underbelly of the hound. this does not effect the skin color underneither.
17. Reverse Brindle [BrBr] - Passible with brindle [Rolled RNG] - rare This will only happen with the brindle gene, it is a rare mutation that changes the brindle from black to white. The white color is not passible. breeding a reverse brindle and a brindle will only occurr in a brindle pup. it has the same low percentage as Brindle for passing on
18. Reverse Dun [DD] -Passible with Dun [Rolled RNG] - rare - Follows the same pattern as Dun only the markings apear white rather than black. Is not passable. Mutation on the dun gene rolled for when two dominant duns are bred
19. Chimera - Not passible Rolled Rng - super rare - A mutation of the Dogs pelt that add black [sommatic mutation] or another coat color. this other coat color does not effect the outcome of the pup.
20. Calico -rare Not passible, higher chance of rolling if both parents are calico, but it is not passible. Rolled on Fawn and Agouti coats this creates random black and white patches closest to somatic mutation/ Chimera, spread randomly around the pelt.
21. Merle [MM/Mm] - uncommon - The merle gene dilutes random sections of the coat to a lighter color, leaving patches of the original colour remaining. The patches can be any size and can be located anywhere. The edges of the patches may appear jagged and torn. This marking does not blur or roan.
22. Flaxon [ff/FF] - uncommon - Lightens the mane and tail on any coat or an dark amber or wheaten color.
23. Ebony [EbEb/Ebeb]- common - Creates a Dark / black mane and tail.
24. Silver [ZZ/Zz] - common - Creates a silver or white mane and tail.
25. Sable [SblSbl/Bblsbl] - common - Roaned out Dark on the top half of the coat. it is similar to blanket only the edges are soft and fade out.
26. Seal spots [SS/Ss] - semi common - White spots that occurr randomly on the peld. the color of the skin is not changed underneith. This mmarking does not blur or roan
27. Wolfmark [WW/Ww] -common- Similar to brindling, these marks are large stripes of dark and light colors, similar to sable in the sense that they can fade out and are softer around the edges. They can be single colored or tricolored. This markking can have minor fading, but cannot blue or roan out completely.
28. Sunglow [SgSg/Sgsg] - rare - White marking that roans into the base color around the shoulder and top of the head. The base coat stays untouched by white in a dorsal stripe and add a diluted tip to the tail.

Not listed:

Albino Covers all markings. The fur is completely snow white, with pink skin, and either red or pink eye color. Non-hereditary.

Melanism Darkens all markings except pangare. Fur is dark, but still slightly saturated and colorful, with black skin, Hereditary (Can be passed down, but only by a melanistic parents.)

Heterochromia (bi-colored eyes) Uncommon, causes two different eye colors

Description
1. Points [PtPt/Ptpt] - common - create darker points along the muzzle, eyes, legs and tip of the tail. This pattern does not darken the skin underneath the pelt
2. Pangare [PngPng/Pngpng] - common - lightens the pelt along legs, and face and underbelly of the dog, roaning out and are never solid marks.
3. Piebald [PedPed/Pedped] - semi common - random painted white pattern on a dogs pelt, turning the skin underneath pink.
4. Blanket [BlkBlk/Blkblk] - common A dark marking covering most of or all of the top line of the dog. This ,arking doesnt not blur or roan
5. Inked [IkIk/Ikik] - common - A deep dark marking that froms around the eyes and muzzle of the dog, giving the appearance of eyeliner
6. Dun [DD/Dd] - common - A Primitive marking that creates a dark dorsal strip along the back of the hound, found similarly in horses, adds darker color around the eyes, and striping along the back connecting to the the dorsal strip, tints the legs darker and somtimes adds striping to the legs.
7. Brindle [BrBr/Brbr] - rare - Rarely passed. A chimeric mutation that is hereditaty, but is rather rare and will only sometimes pass with two brindle parents. Brindle creates broken lines of dark color across the dog's pelt they can take up the entire pelt or only part of the pelt.
8. Saddle[SdSd/Sdsd] - common - A saddle is similar to Blanket. it creates a small patch of Dark hair, Darker than the base color of the pelt along the "saddle" of the hound. This marking does not blur or roan.
9. Tan points [TpTp/Tptp] - semi common - Red (tan) appears as pips above the eyes, on the sides of the muzzle extending to the cheeks, as pips on the cheeks, on the neck just below the head, patches on the front of the chest, on the inside of the legs [occasionally extending to the lower leg and on the paws], and as a patch underneath the tail and sometimes along the bottom edge of the tail too. This gene is hereditary and is somewhat harder to pass on. Two dominant genes are needed. This marking doesnt not blur or roan.
10. Roan [RR/Rr] - common - White hairs starting from the middle of the hound and spreading outwards fading into the base pelt color at the head, neck, legs nad tail. This can be just a lighter milky shade of the hound or be pure white.
11. Belton Spots [BsBs/Bsbs] - Uncommon - The coat appears pure white and only shows the base color in form of spots. The spots that aprear under the mane and tail will alter that color and cause it to apear over the white. This marking does go over every mane color and dilution.
12. Accents [AcAc/Acac] - common - Light markings usually lighter shades of the base color are often unpredictable in shape. They are primarily primarily found on the underside of the Hound. Accents tend to focus on the cheeks, underbelly, and eyes. This marking does not blur or roan.
13. Ticking [TkTk/Tktk] - uncommon - Random white hairs that occur in the fur and form random patterns of white.
14. Irish Collar [IcIc/Icic] - common - White mark unassociated with piebald, stretching along the neck, and will even extend to the underbelly, legs, and tip of the tail. This marking does not blur or roan
15. Ticked Piebald [TkpTkp/Tkptkp] - uncommon - Piebald with spots of the base coat that look like holes or ticks throughout the white markings
16. Frostbite [FbFb/Fbfb] - common - Roaned whitw marking around the eye, necm, muzle, and underbelly of the hound. this does not effect the skin color underneither.
17. Reverse Brindle [BrBr] - Passible with brindle [Rolled RNG] - rare This will only happen with the brindle gene, it is a rare mutation that changes the brindle from black to white. The white color is not passible. breeding a reverse brindle and a brindle will only occurr in a brindle pup. it has the same low percentage as Brindle for passing on
18. Reverse Dun [DD] -Passible with Dun [Rolled RNG] - rare - Follows the same pattern as Dun only the markings apear white rather than black. Is not passable. Mutation on the dun gene rolled for when two dominant duns are bred
19. Chimera - Not passible Rolled Rng - super rare - A mutation of the Dogs pelt that add black [sommatic mutation] or another coat color. this other coat color does not effect the outcome of the pup.
20. Calico -rare Not passible, higher chance of rolling if both parents are calico, but it is not passible. Rolled on Fawn and Agouti coats this creates random black and white patches closest to somatic mutation/ Chimera, spread randomly around the pelt.
21. Merle [MM/Mm] - uncommon - The merle gene dilutes random sections of the coat to a lighter color, leaving patches of the original colour remaining. The patches can be any size and can be located anywhere. The edges of the patches may appear jagged and torn. This marking does not blur or roan.
22. Flaxon [ff/FF] - uncommon - Lightens the mane and tail on any coat or an dark amber or wheaten color.
23. Ebony [EbEb/Ebeb]- common - Creates a Dark / black mane and tail.
24. Silver [ZZ/Zz] - common - Creates a silver or white mane and tail.
25. Sable [SblSbl/Bblsbl] - common - Roaned out Dark on the top half of the coat. it is similar to blanket only the edges are soft and fade out.
26. Seal spots [SS/Ss] - semi common - White spots that occurr randomly on the peld. the color of the skin is not changed underneith. This mmarking does not blur or roan
27. Wolfmark [WW/Ww] -common- Similar to brindling, these marks are large stripes of dark and light colors, similar to sable in the sense that they can fade out and are softer around the edges. They can be single colored or tricolored. This markking can have minor fading, but cannot blue or roan out completely.
28. Sunglow [SgSg/Sgsg] - rare - White marking that roans into the base color around the shoulder and top of the head. The base coat stays untouched by white in a dorsal stripe and add a diluted tip to the tail.

Not listed:

Albino Covers all markings. The fur is completely snow white, with pink skin, and either red or pink eye color. Non-hereditary.

Melanism Darkens all markings except pangare. Fur is dark, but still slightly saturated and colorful, with black skin, Hereditary (Can be passed down, but only by a melanistic parents.)

Heterochromia (bi-colored eyes) Uncommon, causes two different eye colors