I would say they are Domestic Medium Hair Cats, of no particular breed. They are beautiful, but I don't see them as any specific breed. I think Yancey is especially striking.
I would say they are Domestic Medium Hair Cats, of no particular breed. They are beautiful, but I don't see them as any specific breed. I think Yancey is especially striking.
Thank you, they are my babies. I wouldnt know how to go about showing them in a pet show, never done that before, any suggestions or input is welcome. Is Yagi tuxedo? someone told me that he is.
Its easy - only a few basic rules for showing household pets
1. Spayed/Neutered if over 8 months
2. Not declawed
3. Groomed (bath, combing, etc.)
4. Good personality, likes people, doesn't mind strangers handling them, plays with toys.
I would first attend a local cat show in your area and watch what goes on. Then go home and work with your cat. I start off kittens with "table work" - being cooperative on the table, playing with toys, letting the person go over body, head, etc. and stretching them out and learning to be comfortable with things.
I have done the same thing with adult cats too - "table work".
Here's some links for the various associations, you'll have to check out their show calendar to see when a show is scheduled in Tennessee.
If you think you might be interested, I'll be glad to help you out on what you need to do and take to the show for your cats
Yagi would be listed in the show as "Red Mackeral Tabby/White" (tuxedo is usually used with a black/white cat, but its a wrong term - proper term is Black Bicolor (meaning solid color and white - Black/White)
Your girl is a "Calico Van".
Both would be longhair household pets.
BTW on entry blanks, you don't need to know the parents (its not listed anyway), so leave those blank. The only thing you need is cats name, birthday (approx if not known), color, sex (spay/neuter), your name, address, etc.
The more I look at Yancy, the more I see a beautiful Vanalike
The TUV standard is written in a way to reflect domestics, so its always fun to see one that meets what it is on paper because you'll never really know what is in the gene pool.
Her white tail tip is really cute too. It's striking with the Tortie