DESIGN GUIDE & MARKINGS

Rules

• As a minimum requirement, a few rosettes should be visible on the Kalacros.
• The rosettes may fade gently around the edges of the coverage, which should be applied uniformly to both the inner and outer layers of the spots.
• Additional small spots may accompany the main rosettes, provided they are close enough to maintain the distinct 'Leopard' identity and not resemble 'Bubble' markings.
• Both filled and empty Leopard spots are permissible, and they can vary significantly in shape and size.
• The non-dominant Leopard may also display larger rosette variations, similar to those seen in the dominant example.
• The inner area of the rosettes may feature a soft gradient, which should be noticeably lighter than the outer edges.

Dominant

• In this form, it can also exhibit patterns that are characteristic of King Cheetah spots. These patterns should align with the body's natural lines and be distinguishable from 'Tabby' markings.