Sort of. A Calico cat is almost always (99.9% of the time) going to be female. The reason is that the female has two X genes, one has to carry red and the other black to get the 3 color effect.
For a male to be a calico, it has to have XXY and is normally sterile.
Tortoiseshell or calico cats are usually female. One in 8,000 of these cats may be male. Ginger cats are usually male.
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Yes. Ownership of cats has nothing to do with gender or sexual orientation.
That depends on the individual personalities of the cats.
There are calico cats, but they are rare and usually infertile. Calico coloring on a cat is caused by a "orange" gene on one X chromosome and a "black/white" gene on another X chromosome - hence, two X chromosomes are needed for a calico cat, which makes it female. Rarely, cats can receive two X chromosomes and a Y (XXY), giving it calico coloring but a male gender.
Well, yes and no. It all depends on if this boy is allergic to cats or not. If so, keep all cats away from him. If not, ask his opinion. it also depends on the boy he mite not even like cats in the first place. i personally hate cats. sighned (a guy)if they have the right personality, then yes they can. it depends on the personality, not the gender.
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Some cats have a "blue" fur coloring which is a dilute black.
Yes. Ownership of cats has nothing to do with gender or sexual orientation.
That depends on the individual personalities of the cats.
No, cats are not gender oriented for female and male humans they are owned by both boys and girls.
Get it a friend of opposite gender that will match your cats persnality.
There are no gender-specific aspects to Nintendogs.
I think all cats like catnip, regardless of gender.
Because black cats have an OLD MYTH about being evil and wicked. But black cats are NOT. They are basically like any other coloring of cat breeds and have a nice temperament and playfulness.
Yes, DNA and hormones indicate gender.
Women are stupider than men.
Not in the matter of their gender, no. However, there can be girl cats that like to be 'tomboys'.