Can't Figure Out My Cat's Breed. Help Solve The Mystery?

I know she's an american short hair, but the thing that throws us off is her flat face and patterns. What do you think?

The main pattern as such, is the so called ticked tabby. Or wild colored tabby.  No so common although surely one of the oldest and natural.

There is a variation of the Abyssynians who has this pattern.

In his case, he has white too.  Thus, ticked tabby and white.   The orange color I guess is a rufism, its not counted as a real color so to speak.

The look alike to a breed baffles me.

How old is he, is he heavy set by nature or by his habits and food??

Good luck!  @EddieER

StefanZ said:

 
The main pattern as such, is the so called ticked tabby. Or wild colored tabby.  No so common although surely one of the oldest and natural.

There is a variation of the Abyssynians who has this pattern.

In his case, he has white too.  Thus, ticked tabby and white.   The orange color I guess is a , its not counted as a real color so to speak.

The look alike to a breed baffles me.

How old is he, is he heavy set by nature or by his habits and food??

Good luck!  @EddieER

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Wow thanks! The tickled tabby and white actually strikes a good resemblance to her! She's 6 years old and the more she's aged she seems to be naturally heavy set, I've tried diet foods and exercise/playing more and it doesn't make a difference.

I agree very beautiful brown ticked tabby

I think with his chunky, cobby body shape and round face he reminds me most of a British Shorthair.

Well thanks to these comments I have an idea that she's a   ticked tabby mixed, but mixed with what I wonder?

Where do you think her shorter ears, white streak/paws, flat face and chubbiness comes from?

GemsGem said:

I agree very beautiful brown ticked tabby

I think with his chunky, cobby body shape and round face he reminds me most of a British Shorthair.

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Oh wow! Maybe she is! I certainly see the British Shorthair resemblance in her face.