Types of White Spotting, White Gloving, and White Locketing Patterns
General Terms 1) Locket (1-10%): white spot on the chest or throat 2) Button or Buttons (1-10%): white spot or spots on the belly or groin 3) Mitted (10-40%): white feet, often with white spots on the chest, throat, and belly 4) Tuxedo (35-45%): white feet and most or all the chest, throat, and belly 5) Cow (45-70%): a bicolor pattern with color on head, tail, and large random patches on the back and legs 6) Mask and Mantle (55-65%): color on head, entire back, shoulder, tail, and often upper legs 7) Harlequin (65-85%): color on head, tail, and small spots of color on legs or back 8) Cap and Saddle (70-80%): color on head, tail, and saddle marking 9) Van (80-95%): color on head and tail 10) Moorish Head (80-90%): colored entire head and tail; rare 11) Show Quality Bicolor (60-65%): like the mask and mantle, but the entire neck is white 12) Tail Only (90-99%): color on the tail only 13) Seychellois Septieme (70-79%): colored tail and splashes of color on the head, back, and legs 14) Seychellois Huitieme (80-89%): colored tail and splashes of color on the head and legs 15) Seychellois Neuvieme (90-95%): color on the tail and splashes on the head Breed Specific Terms 1) Birman Gloved: white feet only 2) Ragdoll High Mitted: 3) Ragdoll Bicolor: like the general show quality bicolor, but usually with a white spot in the center of the mantle 4) Ragdoll Mid High White: 5) Ragdoll Mitted: