Ok, so under the coat color, again, this dog is supposedly BBDD e/e.. in a Doberman, that is Dominant Black (Black #1) and does not carry Red.....yet he has a recessive red/yellow masking gene?
And very bottom left... where it says Mixed breed....???
So b/b is Brown/Liver/Red dependent on breed terms. The gene causes the dog to range in colour but is usually a chocolatey brown, their leathers and paw pads are usually a chocolate or a pinky colour.
e/e is called recessive red/yellow but also considered golden, white, lemon, blonde etc dependent on breed term.
In German Shepherds that are e/e are white. Labs that are e/e are blonde, bassets that are e/e are red or lemon, Golden’s that are e/e are red, cream, or golden.
e/e is a masking gene, this means that the dog could be genetically be brown/liver b/b, but because they’re e/e the dog looks white,golden,red, etc (this depends on intensity) but will have chocolate leathers.
I’ll link a great source to help understand better!
Dog Coat Colour Genetics
In terms of this dog:
He is e/e but also genetically Black and Tan.
So he LOOKS golden, but is actually Black and Tan and if he was bred to an Albino would create Black and Tan puppies.
The ONLY way he would produce puppies of HIS colour or Albino is if 1.he carried the Albino gene
Or
2. If the dog he was bred to carried an e. So they would have to be E/e. But since Doberman are only E/E she’s most likely going to breed him then take a puppy from his litter that is E/e and either breed back to him or breed to his mother possibly to get more e/e dogs
Not sure about the mix breed part ill have to check the one she posted and then get back to that.