FAWN
[nF] [FF]
Fawn is a white pattern that manifests as spots or stripes along the Kirins back and flanks. It may around affect the ears and the areas around the eyes and muzzle.
This pattern has crisp edges and is always symmetrical. Please use the swatch to the left to pick a colour for this marking.
Fawn will never change the eyecolour of the Kirin, but will turn the skin pink where white touches. It will never touch or affect the mane and tail.
Minimal
Fawn must at least have a cluster of 5-6 spots or 2-3 lines near the back. These can be near the neck, withers or hindquarters so long as they are near the spine.
Medium
Fawn is always a cluster of spots, they should not be disconnected or scattered and should loosely form a disconnected line.
Fawn may show on the ear tips and as eyeliner marking.
Maximal
Fawn can cover the entire back, neck and flank, and may be spotted, striped or both.
Eyeliner may go around the whole eye.
A small, faded muzzle marking may be present and will affect the skin. It should however only faintly do so and cannot turn the whole muzzle pink.