on leash usually wants to dominate other cats LIFE SPAN - 12 to 16 years Price 262 - 1,747 Japanese Bobtail One of the oldest cat breeds Full of energy, always playful, loving, endearing, and happy best describe the Japanese Bobtail's personality will watch TV with you, help you read the newspaper or a book, and they love to help you send emails on the computer LIFE SPAN - 9 to 15 years Price: 436 - 524 Tonkinese Shorthaired breed Hybrid of the Burmese and Siamese breeds beautiful, medium-sized cats, surprisingly heavy and muscular. Their fur is short, soft, and silky; it's easy to care for and wonderful to pet! the only pedigree cats with aqua eyes Loving, social, active, playful Good with other cats, dogs and children Sphynx Shorthaired breed Rare and unique breed that never needs brushing Fine covering of hair on the ears, muzzle, feet, tail and scrotum
on leash usually wants to dominate other cats LIFE SPAN - 12 to 16 years Price 262 - 1,747 Japanese Bobtail One of the oldest cat breeds Full of energy, always playful, loving, endearing, and happy best describe the Japanese Bobtail's personality will watch TV with you, help you read the newspaper or a book, and they love to help you send emails on the computer LIFE SPAN - 9 to 15 years Price: 436 - 524 Tonkinese Shorthaired breed Hybrid of the Burmese and Siamese breeds beautiful, medium-sized cats, surprisingly heavy and muscular. Their fur is short, soft, and silky; it's easy to care for and wonderful to pet! the only pedigree cats with aqua eyes Loving, social, active, playful Good with other cats, dogs and children Sphynx Shorthaired breed Rare and unique breed that never needs brushing Fine covering of hair on the ears, muzzle, feet, tail and scrotum
Bill obtained her, it isn't possible to breed her to see if it can be inherited. I have seen the opposite mutation - where a tortoiseshell cat produced red pigment, but not black, resulting in a red, cream and white brindled cat - but this is the first time I have seen a black-and-white brindle where the red is absent. More brindled bicolours are explained in the separate page on Roan, Tweed and "Salt and Pepper" Colours THE CHINESE HARLEQUIN During the 1980s, there were attempts to breed shorthaired cats with a black tail, black patches on the head and small black (or other solid colour) patches or spots on the body. Named Chinese Harlequin, it was to resemble cats found in ancient Chinese art. Although still listed by some registries, it appears to now be extinct due to the difficulty of breeding bicolours with consistent spotted markings. A similar "strikingly spotted" cat, the Gao Taem, is seen in ancient Thai art and is described as having, black marked forepaws, black and
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