Curious of Breed of my kitty Abby. Thanks for your time!
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Describe the Breed of My Cat
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Very sweet, but could we please have a good pic of his side? there it is easiest to see what tabby type he is.
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I dont really see clearly the pattern - a second I thouhg shehe has no pattern, ie she is a sort of ticked tabby.
But she does has some, better seen in the darkish photo - I guess on either a broken mackerel - the most probable, or perhaps even a spotted tabby.
But, why Im not clearly seeing the pattern? I think Abby is a diluted tortoise, a blue and creme one... I was writing, male torties are rare, but I believe Abby is usually a female name, so she is a girl?
But she does has some, better seen in the darkish photo - I guess on either a broken mackerel - the most probable, or perhaps even a spotted tabby.
But, why Im not clearly seeing the pattern? I think Abby is a diluted tortoise, a blue and creme one... I was writing, male torties are rare, but I believe Abby is usually a female name, so she is a girl?
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Yes shes a girl, she walk in off the street as a kitten xmas day. Vet said domestic short hair but that's seems generic. This pic is dark but as far a pattern, i couldn't ever find a fit of breed. Thx for the help
Wow, what a Christmas gift! As from Above. 
Yes, domestic shorthair is the generic - after all, most cats are domestic...
I think, genetically she is a mackerel tabby. But there are enough with spots, making her technically into a spotted individual...
You have a cat difficult to describe and cathegorize, but by exaclty this reason, she is unique, a rarity, a very especial gift.
Yes, domestic shorthair is the generic - after all, most cats are domestic...
I think, genetically she is a mackerel tabby. But there are enough with spots, making her technically into a spotted individual...
You have a cat difficult to describe and cathegorize, but by exaclty this reason, she is unique, a rarity, a very especial gift.
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Thanks for the help!
