Tortoiseshell & White 

 
A tortoiseshell & white (TSW) cavy is described by ARBA Standard as patches of red, black
 and white hair.  The color patches ideally alternate from one side to the other with a dividing 
line at the center of the back and belly, running from the head to hindquarters. TSW is to be judged
on patches of clear cut distinct deep red and black color. The distribution is to be even and 
uniform in placement of all colors, with slightly more emphasis on distribution. Eyes dark. To be accepted
tsw must exhibit at least one patch the size of a 50 cent piece or bigger of each black, red and white 
colors. other patches smaller or larger may be present. Faults intermixing or brindling of
colors, splashes, bands of color running around the body. Within the tsw peruvian coloration, 
more emphasisis put on the coat being dense and soft rather than color. 
For current tsw stock available see the Cavies For Sale page.

 
Brokens

Evans' Chestnut	Evans' Lightening	Evans' Sparkle	Evans' Peanut & Popcorn
Evans' Calligraphy	Majestic's Sunfire	Evans' Wolf	Finlayson's Echo
Evans' Orca	Evans' Mirage	Evans' Black Ice	Evans' Aztec
Evans' Forrest	Evans' Popcorn	Evans' Acorn	Evans' Cedar
Flowers' Cinnamon	Evans' Sprite	Evans' Vortex	Evans' Arrow
Cunningham's Konica	Cunningham's Tillicum	Evans' Sequoia	Evans' Camero
Evans' Glacier	Evans' Cascara	Evans' Pontiac	Evans' Ferrari
New! Creator's Oasis

Broken colored cavies are a recognised variety of the ARBA Standard. The standard describes 
a broken colors as a color to consist of two or more recognized colors with the exception of brindle, 
dalmation, dutch marked, himilayan, roan, tortoisehell, and tortoiseshell and white.  Patching is to be as 
clean cut as possible and free from rough or ragged edges, smudgy or intermingling of color. Emphasis is
on patches that are clean, clear cut and as distinct as possible, as many patches as possible, on distribution
and that the distribution is equal and uniform in placement. To be an accepted broken color, there must be 
at least one patch the size of a 50 cent piece or larger of at least two of the colors present on the cavy. 
Other patches smaller or larger may be present. In broken agoutis the belly band does not constitute a separate 
patch of color. Faults are considered intermixing of colors, splashes, markings resembling dutch. 
DQ's are brindle, dal, dutch, himi, roan, tortoiseshell, and tortoiseshell and white. 
Within the broken peruvian coloration, more emphasisis put on the coat being dense and soft rather than color.
I raise broken colored peruvians in golden agouti/red/white, red/white, black/white, golden agouti/white.
For current broken stock available see the Cavies For Sale page.