What genes would cause these markings?

[Windermere]

This doe has me puzzled. She's about 7 months old, a meat mutt. Got her because I was fascinated by her looks! So, what genes would cause her to have such odd markings?






If it helps, this is her sister:

 

[Naelin]

Her colours make me think black sallander? potentially broken based on her sister and how her marking end quite abruptly. I'm not experienced with that colour to be really sure.
If that is it, she would be <aaB_chd_D_eeEnen> (or enen for solid)
The sister is a broken tort, <aaB_C_D_eeEnen>, it is essentially the same without the chinchilla gene, so it adds up.

 

[Windermere]

Hmmm, hadn't thought about the DARK Chin gene! She's going to be fun to play around with breeding.

I'm not convinced about broken though. I think her sister looks more like she has a Dutch gene, from my research. But, I'm completely new to rabbit genetics so don't yet know much past what I've read.

 

[Preitler]

The sister looks like a broken, black tort to me? or am i completly off there?
Then I would assume that doe is a torted something , no idea what.

I had rabbits with a quite similiar broken pattern.

 

[Windermere]

This is the table I was basing my Dutch assumption on, from this publication:

Fig. 16.6. Grades of Dutch white spotting. (Robinson, R. 1978. Colour Inheritance in Small Livestock,
Fur and Feather, Idle, Bradford, UK. Courtesy of Fur and Feather)

 

[ohiogoatgirl]

I don't know about her but the sister definitely looks like a booted broken, not a badly marked dutch.
Booted broken just means broken but heavy on the color to white ratio.

 

[Windermere]

Consensus seems to be Broken, so I will bow to the wisdom of those with more experience than me in this.

I plan on breeding the first doe to a Sable buck, as soon as it's warm enough. So probably by mid-March for a mid-April birth.

Ugh, I hate loosing so much breeding time because of Winter.