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There is more than one way to do it. Usually they are frozen so I put them in salty water. When they are unfrozen I remove all the fat and the thin skin wich is sliky to keep the leather. Once that is done, I put the pelt in water with alun and salt for almost 2 weeks and I frequently stir the...

A better picture of our Champagne d'Argent doe.

A better picture of our Champagne d'Argent buck dd.

Our Champagne d'Argent doe.

Our New Zealand broken black. We suspect steel as well.

Our Champagne d'Argent, even if he is pure breed, he is dd, wich is why he is so pale with blue undercoat.

Our NZR, he is much bigger now!

Our New Zealand black doe, she carries a d as her sire is a blue.

Here is our Californian buck. We found out that he is EsEs.

Here is our first doe American Sable.

I got the exact same question then you for my "non black" kits. I crossed a Californian buck with a NZ broken red and got 9 kits, but only black or broken black kits, where I was expecting Chestnut and broken chestnut. Now that the kits are 2 months and a half, I see some brownish color, almost...