Design Guide
Civet (Rare)
Category: Mutations
Genetics: Cv_
Locus: B | Ty | Cv | Dt | D
BCv = Bengal, TyCv = Tabby, CvDt = Civet, CvD = Dun Civet, nCv/CvCv = Civet
Overview:
- Civet causes broken/spotted striping that flows horizontally across the body. Stripes should be fairly large and rounded rather than thin and sharp.
- It is at its most random in the center of the barrel, though its striping pattern is much more clearly defined on the hindquarters and chest.
- Overall, even where it is most spotted, Civet should have a relatively linear flow instead of being completely scattered.
- Causes a dorsal stripe that extends from tail to poll, and solid legs up to at least above the knee/hock.
- May optionally cause a dark mask on the face that extends over the eyes. May be a solid mask or cause spotting/striping below the eye.
- Striping/spotting must be darker than what is below it. The edges of a group of stripes may be faded (for example, on the upper neck if extensive coverage, or at the ends of a group of chest stripes).
- Mane/Tail: No effect
- Skin: No effect
- Eyes: No effect
Interactions:
- Dun Civet: When Dun and Civet are present on the same horse, both will co-exist.
- Causes body dilution under the Civet markings.
- Dorsal stripe and leg barring are not visible as Civet is on top.
- Should not have shoulder barring from Dun.
- Only applies to normal Dun, not Primitive Dun.
Range:
- Minimum:
- Solid legs extending just above the knee/hock, horizontal broken striping up to the chest and back of the legs/hindquarters.
- Striping should come at least halfway up to the chest, and at least up to the stomach line in the back.
- Dorsal stripe from tail to poll.
- Maximum:
- Solid legs extending just above the knee/hock, horizontal broken striping up to the chest and back of the legs/hindquarters.
- Further broken striping across the entirety of the barrel, becoming spottier toward the center.
- May travel halfway up the neck before fading off.
- Dark mask covers the top of the head and wraps around the eyes/cheeks.
- Dorsal stripe from tail to poll.
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