Traits

Causes spots lighter than base coat, should be somewhat uniform in sizes/shapes.

• Fawn causes spots in a small-medium size, typically clustered together in a few separate areas. All fawn spots should be around the same size range - some minor size discrepancy is fine, and most often occurs on the outside of a cluster. They should be in a somewhat uniform pattern, the uniformity ranging from the spots on a fawn's back to more scale-like patterns.
• Must be lighter than the base coat.
• Edges should be hard, and not heavily textured. Light texturing is okay, but take care not to go overboard.
• Fawn can appear anywhere on the ixi. It is most commonly found on the back, but this is not mandatory!

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