Actually - that is not true.Originally Posted by strange_wings
Silly question, but in your sig picture his eyes appear to be gold?
ETA: your page says green eyes. Do you know it's typically only blue eyed white animals that are deaf. Who decided that this kitten was actually deaf? What tests were done? Was it just guessed at because he doesn't pay attention? (kittens don't when they're young)
It can happen. It's just more common with the blue and white combo due to the genes involved being so close together and thus passed together.Originally Posted by Kiwideus
Actually - that is not true.
Thanks for stepping in! I was starting to question my own knowledge!Originally Posted by Kiwideus
Actually - that is not true.
This is off-topic, but I've wondered about the deaf community as a culture, and why there's so much opposition to kids getting cochlear implants -- couldn't they be bi-cultural, just like, say, a kid raised in a Spanish-speaking community in NJ would be?Originally Posted by Kiwideus
I am Deaf myself so naturally my deaf cats are special to me.