However if you still would like us to run this test, we can do it as a special request

The Saddle Tan pattern is characterised by red-based pigment on the head, tail, and front and hind limbs, often reaching up to the dorsal surface at the withers and hips. Black-based pigment is confined primarily to a saddle-shaped patch on the back. The saddle tan pattern develops as the dog ages from a puppy to a mature adult dog. When the puppy is young, the colour pattern looks very similar to the traditional black-and-tan phenotype, with black-based pigment over the majority of the body and head of the dog, and red-based pigment restricted to distinct points on the muzzle, “eyebrows,” lower limbs, chest, and beneath the tail. As the dog matures, the tan areas gradually expand, reducing the area expressing black-based colour and producing the characteristic black saddle.

Please note that Saddle tan only occur on tri dogs and so the dog must be ky/ky at the K-Locus , and BB/BB or BB/a at the A-Locus.