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any ideas? i can take more pictures if this will help! thank you!
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assistance with breed
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Most cats are "just" domestic shorthairs/longhairs; they don't commonly have an identifiable breed like most mixed-breed dogs do. Purebred cats are comparatively rare and aren't usually allowed to breed freely. The only way to truly tell if a cat is purebred is if you have his registration papers.
That being said, purebred Russian Blues always have a particular shade of green eyes, and his are more yellow. So I can say with a fair level of certainty that he isn't a purebred Russian Blue, but other than that, who knows? He certainly is a handsome fella, though.
That being said, purebred Russian Blues always have a particular shade of green eyes, and his are more yellow. So I can say with a fair level of certainty that he isn't a purebred Russian Blue, but other than that, who knows? He certainly is a handsome fella, though.
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I think Willowy is right; your cat looks like he has some Russian Blue breed in him
He is very pretty, whatever he may be!
He is very pretty, whatever he may be!
I have to say that I can't see any russian blue in him, or any other breed, but he is handsome blue domestic shorthair.
This is what russian blues look like:
As you can see the skull shape is totally different, and the whole general expression.
This is what russian blues look like:
As you can see the skull shape is totally different, and the whole general expression.
