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The Agouti Group

This group includes Chestnut, Opal, Lilac Chinchilla, Lynx, Chinchilla, Blue Chinchilla, Chocolate Chinchilla and Chocolate Chestnut.

The Wideband Group

This group includes Orange, Cream and frosty. 

The Self Group

This group includes Lilac, Chocolate, Blue Eyed Whites, Black and Blue. These buns are simply one color all over. 

The Tan Group

This group includes Lilac Otter, Chocolate Otter, Blue and Black Otters as well as the Silver Marten Group. 

The Broken Pattern

This group includes a broken pattern, similar to a "spotted" pattern. This Group differs from Vienna Marking as there are NO blue eyes.

The Harlequin Pattern

This group includes both Vienna and non Vienna Harlequins. Harlequins have a striped pattern, often resembling a bumble bee. They come in a few color variations including, black and orange, black and cream, blue and cream as well as chocolate.  Blue and cream are typically considered "Blue Fawn Harlequins". The Vienna gene is what adds the white to their coats and unlike the Broken pattern, Harlequins can and usually have blue eyes. The Vienna gene is what creates blue eyes.

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The Magpie Pattern

This group includes both Vienna and non-Vienna Magpies. Magpies are similar to the broken pattern in the sense they are primarily white and have an either black, blue, lilac or chocolate marbled pattern to them. They can also have the Vienna gene which will expand the pattern making it look "Blockier". The Vienna gene also creates blue eyes in magpies. 

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