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Need Help Describing My Cat
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I haven't figured out how to post multiple pics in OK be draft. Here is her "classic tabby" pattern.
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.I haven't figured out how to post multiple pics in OK be draft. Here is her "classic tabby" pattern.
Her breed is Domestic Shorthair. Her color/pattern is Brown Classic Tabby.
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Savannah is growing in leaps and bounds. Her is a new ouc. She appears to have rosette like patterns on her hind legs.
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I feel the older she gets, tbe more she shows tbe true markings associated with a Bengal breed.
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Maybe so. Its often easier to see on adults, young kittens are almost always difficult.
Technically she will always remain a domestic classic tabby, but I can easily imagine she has an Ancestor, probably a granddad, but possibly a parent - if so, again most probably the father
The markings on true bengals are very distinctive and striking. You never doubt on a spotted bengal, and seldom doubt on a classic "marble bengal".
As tabby is dominant, their children tends to have the same tabby type, but it tends also to detoriate for every generation...
This with her big paws as you described in the first post, has of course connection with her being a young kitten. Very nice she is gentle when playing with you. Not all kittens have learned this properly.
