a^t/a^t c^ch/c^ch, a^t/a c^ch/c^ch
a^t/a^t c^e/c^e, a^t/a c^e/c^e (beige) fox)
a^t/a^t c^e/c, a^t/a c^e/c (bone fox)

"Fox shall be recognized in any standardized self or silver ticked top colour and the colour shall be as laid down for these varieties. Feet, sides and rump only to be ticked with white hairs. Belly white. Eyes as in the non foxed variety."

Breeding information below the pictures.

	The "basic" Fox: Black Fox. SH Black Fox buck Rapunzel's Bread And Circuses b., o. & pic: Anniina Tuura
	ce -gened Fox: Beige Fox. SH Beige Fox buck Rapunzel's Whom Gods Destroy b., o. & pic: Anniina Tuura

Note: This article is old and waiting to be rewritten.

Quick Look

Foxes are recognized in self and silver-ticked varieties. This excludes white-bellied pointed varieties from being entered in shows, as well as white-bellied ticked varieties.

Recognized Fox varieties can be divided into two categories by their genetic make-ups; chinchillated tans and extreme dilution tans. Black, Blue, Chocolate and Lilac Foxes have c^ch/c^ch, (Black Eyed) Bone and Beige Foxes c^e/c^e.

One shouldn't try to breed chinchillated Foxes and extreme dilution Foxes together, as it would bring c^ch/c^e Fox mice, with top colours something else than recognized Fox varieties...

Red "Foxes" are genetically something completely different altoghether. They are genetically A^y/A^W - C/*, which can make the belly white on a Red (or just make the belly colour bad for a Red) - or exceptionally sharply demarcated Red Berkshires.