if you cross-breed a dominan't white dog with a recessive black dog,what will be the color of the offsprings??

Answer 1

It would depend on whether the white dog carried the recessive black gene.

If not, then the pups will be all white.

If it does, then you will get half white pups, half black ones.

Answer 2

It could be either black or white. It depends if the dominant white gene is made of 2 dominant white genes or 1 dominant white gene and 1 recessive gene.

Answer 3

should all be white if the colour is purely dependant on a single gene the puppies will all be hybrids having one dominant white gene and one recessive black gene but still displaying the white fur trait.

Answer 4

well if dogs are like people then, the black hair would be dominant not the white hair, and so you'd have more black dogs.
i had a white cat and she did dirty dirty with a black cat and i got 1 white kitten w/ big black spots, 1 black kitten w/ a little white tuff under its chin, and 1 completly black kitten.

Answer 5

Whatever the color of the dog was that jumped over your back fence while you werent looking.

Answer 6

You will not get many (or any) white pups. You will mostly get either all black or black with white parts (under chin, belly, head etc.).

Answer 7

80% chance of Black...
20% chance of mixed

Answer 8

it depends on the genes of the previous parents also, so you can never tell.

Answer 9

it know tell maybe black and white and who know

Answer 10

*CRAPPY* MUTT/MONGRELS.