No, so what happens is you apply the dorsal mutation to your own king and his next immediate breeding after applying the boost will be what drops a dorsal when bred to a lioness. So make sure if you do it, that you do so to one of your own lionesses if you want the dorsal to be born into your pride.

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That depends. If the stud you use has the dorsal fur boost applied by the player of the stud, then yes it would. But the Dorsal Boost is account-bound, so unless a player uses the boost and it is active then it will not make the offspring a dorsal.

For example if you apply Dorsal Boost to your account, your king if bred to a lioness will pass the mutation down.

If you apply to your account and stud a lioness to another account that has not applied the boost, there will be no Dorsal.

Only kings with the boost applied by the player of the account will pass it.

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Dorsal Fur can be passed on naturally if from a parent with the mutation already, or if both parents have Dorsal it can be passed with a slightly higher rate.

But if you mean the Pennyroyal, then that is a completely different thing from this month's Dorsal Boost quest.

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Oh, okay. Mukombero is definitely different then. But there are definitely several ways to get certain mutations. If you want a Ferus, then breeding a ferus to a ferus and using a Pennyroyal helps give a reasonable chance for a Ferus cub for example.

Good luck on getting your heir!

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that is, even if it is your lioness, but it breeds with the help of a stud, then there will be no dorsal fur, right?

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oh actually it sounds maximally unfair .....
why does it work with ferys but does not work with dorsal fur ._,

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In general, I meant mukombero.
but okay, all is well. I will find other ways to make a good heir ;p

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thanks, have a nice day.

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