« Last post by Rosella moggy onYesterday at 07:32:43 »
Seems such a shame to deprive Purrs members of pics of these two stunners. Feel free to send me any pics you want to post Lollycat. Rosellamoggy@gmailcom 😊
Paula's right - ancestral genes will often appear in so called "domestic moggies"
Cats in one litter can also have different fathers because of a process called superfecundation. It's a fascinating subject.
Moray has Lynx-like ears too, and a huge fluffy tail. He is the spitting image of a pedigree Norwegian Forest Cat, but he's not. Makes no odds to me. I love him to bits, and Frieda and Ralph can be Royalty if they want to be.
« Last post by Judecat (Paula) on October 18, 2018, 23:28:39 PM »
Lynx ears are usually found in longhaired breeds like Maine Coons, Norwegian Forest Cats etc. so maybe some of that in his ancestors, my Barney was a moggy but everyone said he looked as if he had a oriental head. With mixed breeds and genetics it's impossible to tell. The main thing is that they are dearly beloved and in a good home now.
« Last post by lollycat on October 18, 2018, 23:04:50 PM »
I'm unsure. She's from a farm litter..they have had hundreds of litters poor cats. She's very angular and sleek. Ralph is supposedly half Siamese but I can't see it.
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