A doubt about my cat parents

[sadautumn]

Hi everybody,
one year ago me and my wife bought this wonderful Scottish fold girl, her name is Apple. We were not practical with breedings etc.. so we did not noticed a possible error in her pedigree.
It's possible to have a Silver Black Tortie Tabby Ticked cat from a Red mother and a Silver Chocolate Tabby Ticked father?
Thank you, all the help will be appreciated!

 

[sadautumn]

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[StefanZ]

Hi everybody,
one year ago me and my wife bought this wonderful Scottish fold girl, her name is Apple. We were not practical with breedings etc.. so we did not noticed a possible error in her pedigree.
It's possible to have a Silver Black Tortie Tabby Ticked cat from a Red mother and a Silver Chocolate Tabby Ticked father?
Thank you, all the help will be appreciated!

Im not so good as @Willowy   on some of the fine intricaties, but for me it seems fully feasible.  As long as we accept chocolate as a sort of black...  IF so, all ingredients are there to cook up your girl.  

 

[sadautumn]

Thanks for your reply.

This is the father, my doubt comes from that black on her paws, it's possible to have them from a chocolate?

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[Willowy]

Haha, it's kind of hard to find the info because chocolate isn't an approved color in the most common breeds so there's not much discussion about it. But from what I can find, yes, a chocolate sire can have black offspring. The chocolate color is black-based. So I see no reason to doubt it.

She's so cute! Those pictures are to die for .

 

[sadautumn]

Thanks a lot for you answers!