What colour kittens will you get if you breed 2 black cats?

Answer 1

ginger, unless some old traits from grandparents come out...i bred a short haired cat with a tom cat and out came a long haired cat ( 3 inches!!!) if i was helpful to you could you please reccommend me and give me a trust point

Answer 2

Orange is a very intresting trait because it it sexed linked on the X chromosome, women are XX and men are XY. . Becasue we inheirt a sex chromosome from each parent, are mom gives us an X and our father gives us an X or a Y determnining our gender. Sex linked traits are those present on the X chromosome. The Orange gene (O) is carried on the X chromosome; for this reason it is sex-linked. Males normally only have one X chromosome and so if a male carries the orange gene at all, he will be orange. Females have two X chromosomes; if both X chromosomes carry the orange gene, then the cat will be orange. However, many females carry the orange gene on only one chromosome, which allows the black-based pigmentation to show through in patches. This combination of orange and black is called Tortoiseshell, and calico. SO if the female cat is orange, all her male kittens will probably be orange, and the female kittens can be orange or blended. IF the Father is Orange his sons will be black and his daughters will be orange or blended. Orange is on X and is dominant to black, if the kitten receives an X from an orange cat they will be orange or blended

Answer 3

If 2 black cats are bred together, you will likely get kittens that are either black or have black fur. Black is a dominant color in cats, so it is likely that the kittens will inherit the black fur gene from their parents.

Answer 4

Most likely black, unless one of the parents has the recessive gene for another color.