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Help please. Need to ID het pied markers

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Hi everyone, please help me out with these 3 female normal possible het pied. I’m pretty sure the 1st female is 100 het pied but I wanted to ask you guys. Thank you!!
 

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Yes, the first one has markers, however, markers aren't the end-all be-all of het pieds. I've had het pieds with no markers before. The only way you can be certain is to breed them to a pied, and even then sometimes 100% hets don't always prove because of bad odds.
 
Like Vanessa said "markers" doesnt really mean they are het. Although it is a good indication. First 2 look like they have good markers but breeding them out to a visual is always the best answer. That also can be tough if the odds dont hit. Good luck!
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