2) When the pups are born and one of them does have a Dynamic coat, it would be the same Dynamic coat one of the parents have

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Of course, when you breed any two coats, those are the coats that the pups are most likely to have. If I breed two dalmatian coats, Im probably not going to get blue tweed. Its possible though. Its all random.

So, if I breed my dalmatian female too, say, a Time male, I first have the chance of a Dalmatian coat. That is probably what Im going to get because it has the highest chance. However, there is also a chance of getting a Time. This chance is very slight, but its there. And finally, in this breeding with my Dalmation female and a Time male, theres the chance of a different coat. It might be Fall, it might be Ochre.

So, pretty much, if I breed a female to a dynamic male, the highest chance out of the dynamic coats that the pups would get is the color of the male that I bred to. However, just because I bred to a Fall male, doesn't mean that the chance for a Winter has decreased, only that the chance for a Fall has increased.

Hopefully, that helps to clarify ^^

I found that breeding these dynamic coats, you can come up with pups that aren't rare at all. For real I had to wait for pup 3 to be even REMOTELY close to being rare. And she was just "uncommon."

What I'm saying is from experience, you could literally get an unsuspected dynamic or legendary right out of the blue, and sometimes breeding won't help at all.