Lynx Points

Lynx points are spiral like stripes that build off of a soft shaded undermarking that effects the tip of the legs, tail and face. The Lynx color should be a darker shade of the chosen base coat. To avoid appearing similar to Cicatricum a gradient of the same color must be present as a point on the face, paws, or tail.

Examples

Rule: The stripes may be hard-edged, however the points (darkening of the fur) must always be blended

Ranges

Rule: This Marking may be present anywhere within the orange range provided above. Anything in grey is an illegal range.

Guidelines

►Edge: This marking can be hard-edged, soft-edged or blend into the base coat
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►Color: This marking may be lighter or darker than the base coat, black, or white

►Range: This Marking may be present anywhere within the orange range provided above. Anything in grey is an illegal range.

Good Examples

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