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Any ideas on my cats breed? just curious...
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What a beauty 
and the dog too 
He would be a black and white domestic longhair. Can also be called a tuxedo cat.
He is a beautiful cat and I love his white whiskers and super tall ears.
Most cats don't come from any particular breed. Most cats are just random bred cats from the local cat population from that area. Which have little if any pedigree cats behind them.
and the dog too He would be a black and white domestic longhair. Can also be called a tuxedo cat.
He is a beautiful cat and I love his white whiskers and super tall ears.
Most cats don't come from any particular breed. Most cats are just random bred cats from the local cat population from that area. Which have little if any pedigree cats behind them.
Beautiful tuxedo kitten and I just adore the little milk mustache!
I too have to agree on the pup. Looks like a Border Terrier and if it is.. I'm quite jealous
I too have to agree on the pup. Looks like a Border Terrier and if it is.. I'm quite jealous
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I suppose if I had to pick a breed maybe an angora but I think that's because of the longhair.
Cats have not had to same amount of human control over their breeding like dogs have.
Dogs have been bred to do jobs for us hunting, fighting, tracking, protection for a long long time. So much so that most dogs are pure breed and even mutts have pedigrees behind them.
Because we chose who they are allowed to mate with.
Cats have not had so much human control over their breeding and have mostly just randomly bred on their own with other cats in the same area. Meaning very few if any have pedigree ancestors.
Cats have not had to same amount of human control over their breeding like dogs have.
Dogs have been bred to do jobs for us hunting, fighting, tracking, protection for a long long time. So much so that most dogs are pure breed and even mutts have pedigrees behind them.
Because we chose who they are allowed to mate with.
Cats have not had so much human control over their breeding and have mostly just randomly bred on their own with other cats in the same area. Meaning very few if any have pedigree ancestors.
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Yes you're right.. Angora seems to be a very close match, even in eye colour.. great help thanks..
WoUlf you happen to know about kitty breath? His is quite smelly, his adult teeth are coming through so maybe it's that.. recently bought some kitty toothpaste.. but is it normal?
WoUlf you happen to know about kitty breath? His is quite smelly, his adult teeth are coming through so maybe it's that.. recently bought some kitty toothpaste.. but is it normal?
I don't know much about cat breath, I'm only good on cat genetics :lol3:
My cats breath sometimes smells of cat food, especially if they have eaten a fishy flavour. But generally I don't think a young cats breath should smell.
You could get better answers from some of our members in the Heath section if you ask this question there
My cats breath sometimes smells of cat food, especially if they have eaten a fishy flavour. But generally I don't think a young cats breath should smell.
You could get better answers from some of our members in the Heath section if you ask this question there
