"Appaloosa is a white marking that takes over the whole of the Suka, leaving only one to two patches if at all, and usually is shown to be distinct by its mottling and large spotting patterns. Appaloosa is, as it seems, rather excessive, while simultaneously leaving most of the Suka covered in white. The spotting at times may have a soft halo, or may be completely clean, the marking itself is random and never too uniform or symmetrical. Appaloosa for Sukas does not include 'Blanket Appaloosa' like in horses."

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COLOR TIPS:

☛ Must be white or near white.

☛ Flesh tones (and spotting) as long as they are subtle, are acceptable.

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