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Description
Natural White
Natural white can appear on any Zhoruka but is not a requirement for any design as it isn't genetic. White markings begin showing on the extremities--the toes, nose, and tail--as well as the chest. In the highest expression, white can cover most of the forehead and muzzle, extending from the lower jaw all the way down the throat, chest, and stomach. On the legs, white can reach to just above the pasterns on the front legs and just below the hocks on the hind, and the tail can be up to 1/3 white.

tl;dr version
Always
White in color

Can
Appear on any Zhoruka

Never
Affects the eye color
Covers the eyes

VISUAL GENETICS GUIDES
Extension
Agouti
Natural White
Chinchilla Series
Liver and Dilute
Leucistic
Lycaon
Fisi
Kivul
Ume
Damao
Sura
Weu

A NOTE ABOUT VISUAL GUIDES
Zhoruka visual guides offer general guidelines for colors, patterns, placement of markings, and extension of markings. They are not set in stone, hard rules, but they are fairly true to our design expectations. You are not required to color pick from gradients; they are meant as a starting point for those who may not know what colors to use.

Description
Natural White
Natural white can appear on any Zhoruka but is not a requirement for any design as it isn't genetic. White markings begin showing on the extremities--the toes, nose, and tail--as well as the chest. In the highest expression, white can cover most of the forehead and muzzle, extending from the lower jaw all the way down the throat, chest, and stomach. On the legs, white can reach to just above the pasterns on the front legs and just below the hocks on the hind, and the tail can be up to 1/3 white.

tl;dr version
Always
White in color

Can
Appear on any Zhoruka

Never
Affects the eye color
Covers the eyes

VISUAL GENETICS GUIDES
Extension
Agouti
Natural White
Chinchilla Series
Liver and Dilute
Leucistic
Lycaon
Fisi
Kivul
Ume
Damao
Sura
Weu

A NOTE ABOUT VISUAL GUIDES
Zhoruka visual guides offer general guidelines for colors, patterns, placement of markings, and extension of markings. They are not set in stone, hard rules, but they are fairly true to our design expectations. You are not required to color pick from gradients; they are meant as a starting point for those who may not know what colors to use.