Domestic Cat Breeds

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First thing is first, not all white kittens are deaf. It is usually ones with blue eyes.

Second, it is to do with genetics. There are certain traits in a creature's DNA that make up what they look like, how they act, what diseases they will have, and basically anything. Have you heard of dominate and recessive traits? A white kitten with blue eyes all have dominate traits in their DNA that cause them to most likely be deaf.

No, because they already have fur that does the same function as human eyebrows (helping to keep crud from getting into the eyes). Cats do have whiskers over their eyes in roughly the same location as human eye...

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Cats that live indoors have life expectancies of anywhere from 10 - 30 years (although anything over 20 is unusual). Outdoor and feral cats have lower life expectancies due to increased exposure to illness, predators, traffic, etc.

Yes, the British Shorthair can have a tabby and white coat.

because the fur is usually black and white with the white on the belly as if the black is the tuxedo jacket and the white the under shirt

To be clear: Only those with that specific pattern (mostly black, white on the belly, neck, and possibly paws and muzzle) are "tuxedo cats." Cats where the black and white portions are distributed more randomly are not tuxedo cats.

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Well, if you want a 'friendly' cat I suggest that you get a very relaxed breed of cat, like a Ragdoll, Himalayan, or a Maine Coon. But one thing you also have to remember is that it also depends on the cat's personality, because all cats (even cats that are of the same breed) have different personalities.

It's the Egyptian Mau. A spotted cat with an extra leg flap.

Possibly. Believe it or not cats don't usually give someone allergies. However if a cat gets dandruff,then yes it can and will give someone allergies. So yes I think a American curl would make a purrfect pet

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No, not likechameleons or anything of that sort. They can, however, have their fur get a little darker or change in color very slightly from the time they are kittens to maturity. Older cats might become paler or grow some gray hair mixed in their coat. Some cats also become slightly lighter or darker when their winter coat grows in. All cats can have small changes like this, its not just limited to the Siamese breed.

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No, calico cats are pretty common. It is very rare to see a male calico cat, especially one that is full-grown, because almost all male calicos have genetic defects that kill them as kittens. Because of this, adult male calicos are incredibly valuable and have sold for thousands of dollars or more.

Whether a female is spayed or not isnt' visible once the incision heals.

This depends on the individual cat; some are very quiet while others will constantly "talk" to their owners. Some breeds such as the Maine Coon, Bengal and Siamese are known to be extremely vocal.

Personally I don't think the breed makes that much of a difference. I think it is the raising and teaching of the cat and how stressed or happy a cat is that determines weather it's behaviour would come across as 'mean' or not, breeds give you a guideline on typical behaviours, how energetic, how big they may grow, moulting etc..

They are different species. Feline and a canine animals can not mate, and produce offspring.

It is a male dominance thing. There can only be one male cat in the area (house).

No, there can be more than one male cat in the house and they can learn to live peacefully with each other. If you get them fixed the fighting will lessen, and they will likely become best buddies.

It really depends on the type of cat you are looking for. Different colors, different eye colors, short hair, long hair, PET quality, or SHOW quality. as a base line, expect to pay anyway from $600.00(US) (low end pet quality) to $1000.00(high end show quality)

The Canadian Sphynx originated in Canada in 1966. It's hairless gene is Recessive. HCM is very prominent in this breed.

The Donskoy (also known as a Russian Sphynx or Don Sphynx) originated in Russia in 1987. The hairless gene in this breed is Dominant. Though any cat breed is susceptible to HCM, the Donskoy is not notoriously known for problems with HCM.

This usually means it's a Siamese cat. I know Siamese have brown in their fur as well, but if their young, it will take some age for the brown to appear. If it's not a Siamese cat, it could also mean the cat is more likely to be deaf.