The best way is to ask your veterinarian. --- If you didn't get your cat from a breeder, you most likely have a mixed breed cat as purebreds are expensive and infrequently end up in shelters or as strays. But it is possible to have a breed or crossbreed.
You can sometimes tell by the of the ears, the tail, and the nose and eyes. Coat colour and pattern in most breeds are not factors of the breed, unless the coat is unique such as a Siamese.
Pedigree cats usually come with papers and certificates that state what breed it is. If a cat didn't come with any papers, contact a breeder who might be able to help. Usually, though, most cats are of mixed lineage so there is no distinguisable characteristics or bloodline. These a Domestic Shorthairs, or moggies. Domestic Shorthairs, because of the varied gene pool, come in all sorts of shapes and sizes and colours, with Tabby being the most common. Some Domestic Shorthairs can resemble a purebreed, but without papers or testing, there is no way to know.
Every different breed of dog has a different apperarance and personality. For example, a German Shepard is a large dog that contains plenty of weight, height and is a browny colour where as a little Jake Russel is a breed of dog that is quite small and really is quite light in weight. Also, it is usful to know a breed of dog by their personality. Eg. A German Shepard is a more fierce show-off dog that likes to be the leader where-as the jack Russel will be more laid back and go with the flow unless it puts up a challenge with a dog smaller than it! I hope this information has helped you search for the breed you were looking for!
To determine that you need to look at your cat and make a note of its physical features.
Size, colouring, hair length, tail tip shape, elongation of face, shape of ears etc. Then, armed with these ask a cat expert.
Check the teeth and gums. Younger cats have white teeth and healthier looking gums.
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Ask the veterinarian at your next checkup (for the pet).
check its teeth and gumms
take your dog to the vet, the vet will tell you what and how much your dog should eat based on breed, age, weight and lifestyle. =]
No, drifter is not a breed of dog.
The Burmese mountain dog is a breed of dog it is in the working category
the great dane is the tallest dog breed while the Bullmastiff is the heaviest dog breed.
The breed of dog that sits on the tuckerbox is an Australian Kelpie
the attributes will be correct to the certain breed in question
No one can tell you the breed of your dog without seeing a picture. Even so, it is hard to tell when your dog is still a puppy. Wait until your Dog is fully grown then take a picture and ask around. (I could give you a good idea of what breed it is if I could see a picture).
No, a dog that is a toy breed has to reproduce with a dog of the same breed. This means that they will produce the same breed of dog. And not a dog out of the toy column.
Compare the features of your dog to that of a poodle. Some dogs it is impossible to tell what breed they are unless you pay 200.00 to have a DNA test done. If your dog is happy good dog just be happy with him/her.
a dog he has a dog but srry i cant tell u wat breed or any thing
take your dog to the vet, the vet will tell you what and how much your dog should eat based on breed, age, weight and lifestyle. =]
Yes, dogs have such a good sense of smell, they can even tell what gender, what age, what breed, if it is healthy, and if it is happy.
i have a puppy that's mom is corker spanial an don't no what the dad is
No, drifter is not a breed of dog.
A trained vet should be able to tell by looking at it and behavior, if it is a mix they can at least identify what breed is dominanant and guess what other breeds they have in them, i am training to be a vet and we were taught how to do this
The Chihuahua is the smallest breed of dog.
The Burmese mountain dog is a breed of dog it is in the working category