Is my 11 week old long or short haired?

[cocacola144]

So I'm not good at cat identification, or telling if their fur is going to be long or short; I just love cats. I am wondering if my kitten who is almost 11 weeks will be long or medium or short haired. I will love him none the less but it would be nice to just know what he'll be. I have a long furred cat already that wasn't even this fuzzy when she was a kitten. So here it is, any help would be nice. He has very furry ears. and big paws with a little bit of fuzz between. However his tail doesnt seem all that thick or fuzzy.  (also don't mind the bare mattress my sheets are in the dryer as I type)

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• cocacola144
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[cocacola144]

Here are slightly better images of his coat. He is a bit less fuzzy than he was at 5 weeks. But he is still super super soft and dense and a good length. 

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• cocacola144
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[GemsGem]

Beautiful kitten

He will have a more medium length coat

I love his big eyes and ears and his little pink nose
Very beautiful red mackerel tabby with well defined markings

 

[cocacola144]

Thank you for your fast reply.  What exactly is medium haired? I know maine coons are long haired. But what is medium? Is this medium? 

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• cocacola144
• Aug 19, 2014

( my  other kitty. :3)

 

[GemsGem]

Thank you for your fast reply.  What exactly is medium haired? I know maine coons are long haired. But what is medium? Is this medium? 

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• cocacola144
• Aug 19, 2014

( my  other kitty. :3)

Yep, the cat in the pic is medium haired Also breeds like the Ragdoll and Turkish Van have a medium coat length ( this is can also be called a semi long haired )

A medium length coat has slightly shorter hair on the body, with longer hair around the neck (called a ruff) long bushy tail, long hair on back legs (called breaches) and longer belly hair