"Fawn is a mutated Snow marking that clusters the spotting to the back/saddle of the suka and enlarges the spots somewhat. Fawn spots follow the drops and curves of the body/muscle while always remaining fairly organized and never too random. Fawn spots should be no larger than a quarter and do not have to be completely circular (like the left example.) but do need to remain 'spotty' in appearance as to avoid confusion with Vitiligo.

Fawn is a WHITE marking and sits atop all other markings. When combined it does not make Palmetto , Mismark, or Wild. "

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COLOR TIPS:

☛ Must be white or near white and may show soft halos around the spotting.

☛ Majority of the spotting should be big enough to see from a distance.