Ged color
Grå
An even gray. In horses the graying gene's color, which whitens with age (see the graying pattern); the wild color of cockatiels and African gray parrots; the gray to near-black eggs Cayuga ducks lay early in the season.
6 Ged breeds list Grå. It is in a club standard for 5 breeds. At least one club disqualifies it in 1 breed.
Breeds whose standards accept Grå
| Breed | ADGA | AGS | AAGBA | CAGBA | PYGORA BA |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alpin | Standard (“gray”) | Standard (“any color pattern”) | No ruling | No ruling | No ruling |
| AngoraFarvet | No ruling | No ruling | Diskvalificerende (“Colored fiber on the fleece bearing parts of the body”) | Standard (“grey”) | No ruling |
| LaMancha | Standard (“Any color or combination of colors”) | Standard (“Any pattern, color, or combination of colors”) | No ruling | No ruling | No ruling |
| OberhasliHud og skæl | Standard (“light gray udder”) | Standard (“light gray skin”) | No ruling | No ruling | No ruling |
| Pygora | No ruling | No ruling | No ruling | No ruling | Standard (“Light Grey Agouti / Medium Grey Agouti / Dark Grey Agouti”) |
Breeds where Grå is disqualified or not accepted
| Breed |
|---|
| Toggenburg |