Which Oveja breeds come in Blanco?

Club breed standards describe Blanco for the Dorper, Frisona Oriental, Hampshire, Katahdin, Leicester de Lana Larga, Lincoln, Merino, Romney, St. Croix, Suffolk y Wensleydale.

Oveja color

Blanco

White hair, feathers, skin, horn or shell. A white coat can still have dark eyes and dark skin; compare albino and leucistic.

28 Oveja breeds list Blanco. It is in a club standard for 12 breeds.

Breeds whose standards accept Blanco

Breed	DORPER SA	LSZV MV	HAMPSHIRE DSBA	KHSI	LLSBA US	LINCOLN LLSBA	MERINO SA	AMERICAN ROMNEY	SCHSB	SCHSIA	USSA	WLSBA
DorperCabeza negra	Estándar (“A white sheep with black confined to the head and neck”)	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling
DorperBlanco	Estándar (“A white sheep”)	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling
Frisona Oriental	No ruling	Estándar (“einheitlich weiß”)	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling
Hampshire	No ruling	No ruling	Estándar (“White in colour”)	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling
Katahdin	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	Estándar (“any color or pattern”)	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling
Leicester de Lana Larga	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	Estándar (“clean and white”)	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling
Lincoln	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	Estándar (“white wool”)	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling
Merino	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	Estándar (“white to slightly cream-coloured”)	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling
Romney	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	Estándar (“white”)	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling
St. Croix	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	Estándar (“usually white”)	Estándar (“white hair sheep”)	No ruling	No ruling
Suffolk	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	Estándar (“clean white fleeces”)	No ruling
Wensleydale	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	No ruling	Estándar (“white”)

Breeds where Blanco is a fault

Breed	BBSAI	DORPER SA	ASBA SOUTHDOWN
Barbados BlackbellyCascos	Falta (“White hooves or hooves with white marks”)	No ruling	No ruling
DorperCabeza negra · Cascos	No ruling	Falta (“white hoofs are undesirable”)	No ruling
SouthdownCascos	No ruling	No ruling	Falta (“Total white hooves are discriminated against”)

Breeds where Blanco is disqualified or not accepted

Breed
Awassi
Cormo
Cotswold
Dorper
DorperCascos
Dorset
Frisona OrientalCascos
Lacaune
Rambouillet
Shropshire
Southdown
Texel
TexelBlanco

Color changes

How Blanco can appear or change over an animal's life.

Blancochanges toMoteado
Pelaje · Progresivo
Negrochanges toBlanco
Pelaje · Con el estado corporal · can change back

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