Turkish Angora?

[kmsimons]

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Turkish Angora's have been cross-bred, so not all of them are white.

We've been on the hunt to identify his ancestry and personality-wise, the Turk checks all the boxes.

Just curious on everyone else's opinions.

 

[kmsimons]

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[tabbytom]

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[Furballsmom]

Hi! There are things about him, his tail, his ears, that lead me to believe there may be some Angora influence

 

[StefanZ]

What exactly os the color of his eyes?

 

[jen]

Am I wrong to think the odds are slim unless you live in, say, Turkey? Where did you find your cat? If it was just a stray or random US adoption it is almost without a doubt just a mixed breed cat with traits that may resemble a certain breed.

 

[m3rma1d]

He's a handsome DLH Tuxedo.

 

[abyeb]

I’d say probably not a Turkish Angora mix. Turkish Angoras have a longer, more slender body and bigger ears. I think that Norwegian Forest Cat is a closer comparison. Technically, without papers, he would be considered a smoke and white Domestic Shorthair. I say smoke instead of solid black because I can see that when his fur is parted, the roots are white.