Copyright, 2007
Ooooo, tricky. Info: this is a Gotland/Hampshire 50:50 cross.
Basic Color - brown or black?
Pattern - white, badgerface, mouflon, English blue, grey, solid?
Spotting - spots, no spots
Extension - dominant, not dominant
Answer:
Basic color: BLACK (BB/BB?)
Pattern: WHITE (Agg/AWt)
Spotting: NO SPOTS (SS?/Ss)
Extension: NOT DOMINANT (E+/E+)
Almost there! So how did you do? The likely BB/BB is BB from Dad, and most probably BB from the Hampshire. Agg/Awt should be rote by now. Notice the tan face and legs. That is the "tan" part of Awt (white/tan), and is a classic illustration of phaeomelanin in a white sheep. I'll bet her "grey" offspring will be more tan-grey than blue-grey. Ss because I know her sire has small head spots... so I cheated! SS? because Hampshires are white sheep and could carry all kinds of hidden alleles!