Op, just so you know most house cats are either domestic long hair or short hair. They are not usually a specific breed unless they have specific traits such as super big ears, curled ears, no fur ect. I don’t think people are trying to be rude it’s just this question gets asked a lot on this subreddit whenever 9 times out of 10 it’s just a domesticated long or short hair. :)
Yup! I have a calico (it’s a specific fur pattern) and she is a domesticated short hair! :D From what I’ve seen the most common fur patterns are calico, tortoiseshell, and tabby!
I hope so too. I have thought and talked it out. I have been getting over the loss of my dog but it's been a long time. Living alone is lonely, imagine that! I've been talking to friends and family with cats and to vets to get an idea of what to expect and what I need to know to make a good home for a new kitten. Dogs I kind of get instinctively, but a cat is going to take some learning to do right by her.
Cats are definitely a whole different story than dogs! They can be just as good companions though :) I really hope that everything goes well for you and I’m sure you’ll be an amazing cat parent!
Like a dozen colors, yea. Most cats are just cats, even the vet won't tell you more. They gotta be hella distinctive to be a specific breed, and that lil guy above looks like a standard cat cat.
Yep. There are a few color and pattern variations that are only found in pure-bred cats, but there's a huge variety of colors and patterns that non-breed cats can have.
If your cat's fur has patches of orange, black/brown, and white, then her fur is called "calico". FYI only female cats can be calico!
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u/Kaiter-Thug Jul 16 '22
Op, just so you know most house cats are either domestic long hair or short hair. They are not usually a specific breed unless they have specific traits such as super big ears, curled ears, no fur ect. I don’t think people are trying to be rude it’s just this question gets asked a lot on this subreddit whenever 9 times out of 10 it’s just a domesticated long or short hair. :)