What are the types of British Shorthair cats?

They are divided into orange-eyed white cats, blue-eyed white cats, strange-eyed white cats, cream-yellow cats, and point-color short-haired cats.

1. White cat with orange eyes

There are three types of white British shorthair cats, distinguished by eye color. The difference between orange-eyed white cats and blue-eyed white cats is that orange-eyed white cats are not born deaf, but they are at risk of tanning like other white cats.

2. Pointed short-haired cat

This is a relatively new breed that was only recognized in the UK in 1991. In the 1980s, they were bred from a crossbreed of British shorthair cats and Siamese cats. They are physically the same as British shorthair cats and are more calm than Siamese cats in personality, but their coat patterns have... The key color of Siamese cats. The shape of this cat is still improving, but people are already breeding cats of various colors and excellent quality.

3. White cat with blue eyes

Except for eye color, it is the same as other white British shorthair cats in other aspects. Blue eyes become more obvious at 12 weeks old. White British shorthair cats with blue eyes are often born deaf and have little ability to be good mothers and are relatively rare today.

4. White Cat with Strange Eyes

White British Shorthair Cat with Strange Eyes was bred from the orange-eyed British Shorthair breeding program. It has one orange eye and one blue eye, so it has a strange appearance. Some people say that people with deep markings on their heads will not suffer from deafness.

5. Creamy yellow cat

Creamy yellow British shorthair cats always have tabby spots, or multiple light pink colors. The body shape is chubby, the limbs are short and well-developed, the coat is short and dense, and the coat color is darker than that of modern breeds. The head is large and the face is round, with eyes ranging from dark gold to orange and copper.

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