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Johannes,
Very interesting, that sure provides good support for it being dominant. Can you post the pictures that you posted in previous threads of the lineage (moms, dad, grandparents, etc.). It will be interesting to see how much spotting these babies develop as they grow up and compare them to their moms.
For it to be a codominant you need to be able to tell the one copy version (heterozygous) from the two copy form (super). In this situation you know the genetic makeup of the babies because you outcrossed them, so the comparison with their parents and grandparents will be very interesting.
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