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Sw    SsWw       SsWw      Ssww    Ssww

Sw    SsWw      SsWw     Ssww      Ssww

sw   ssWw       ssWw      ssww      ssww

sw   ssWw      ssWw        ssww     ssww

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Bt     BbTt           BbTt           BbTt         BbTt

Bt     BbTt           BbTt           BbTt         BbTt

Bt     BbTt           BbTt           BbTt         BbTt

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0 out of 16 will have white fur and red eyes.

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