Colour v breed?

[abbybaby]

So I know Abby is a sliver-grey tabby, but that's her colouring, not her breed (or is tabby considered a breed?). Is there anything about her "look" that suggests a particular breed? It is likely she is a mix of things but I am curious to know if more knowledgeable people here see anything particular in her.

 

[StefanZ]

 
So I know Abby is a sliver-grey tabby, but that's her colouring, not her breed (or is tabby considered a breed?). Is there anything about her "look" that suggests a particular breed? It is likely she is a mix of things but I am curious to know if more knowledgeable people here see anything particular in her.

nay, as you say, its mainly description of color and pattern...  The "breed" is surely domestic - alike most cats are, the great majority, in fact.

Grey is called for blue, so its blue tabby with white.  The exact pattern I dont see, possibly classic..

Could we have a couple of good pics more, especielly of her side and back? please?

 

[abbybaby]

It is night time now so the light isn't as good, so here is a picture of when  first got her that is on her side.

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• abbybaby
• Aug 9, 2015

And here is her back, taken this evening:

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• abbybaby
• Nov 8, 2015

And her side now - whoa has she gained weight since I got her - hmm.

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• abbybaby
• Nov 8, 2015

 

[abbybaby]

These might be better side and back photos:

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• abbybaby
• Nov 9, 2015

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• abbybaby
• Nov 9, 2015

Also, in some light she is quite silver - in other light she has a hint of brown.

 

[StefanZ]

Nay, the pattern is sooner  mackerel, possibly broken mackerel.  It seems you can  nail dawn a couple of spots, but she is still too much of a mackerel - striped, to be called for spotted.

 

[abbybaby]

So, to summarize, she is a domestic short hair blue broken mackerel tabby...with white.  I think I will continue to tell people "grey tabby" when they ask what she is.

 Thanks for the answer.