That reallt depend on the parents's (especially the tabby one's) carry genes. If it carries colorpoint, then the kit will most likely be a lynx point (colorpoint n tabby) (snowshoes are colorpoints so i'm taking them as colorpoint since breeds mean nothing to me)
I have no idea what is a brown montain cat, but i would guess brown is either chocolate (tabby, or not) , or a black tabby. So for this one i need to know what type of PATTERN they would have first
Mackerel tabbies are dominant, meaning the kits would probably be mackerel too, depending on what type of tabby the Colorpoint parent carries. They (the kits) can be mackerel lynxs (tabby and Colorpoint), but only if the first parent carries pointed (but dosen't show, obviously)
Snowshoes are white spotted (usually mitted i belive) and Colorpoint, so kits would have 50% chance of having low white.
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That reallt depend on the parents's (especially the tabby one's) carry genes. If it carries colorpoint, then the kit will most likely be a lynx point (colorpoint n tabby) (snowshoes are colorpoints so i'm taking them as colorpoint since breeds mean nothing to me)
I have no idea what is a brown montain cat, but i would guess brown is either chocolate (tabby, or not) , or a black tabby. So for this one i need to know what type of PATTERN they would have first
2 years, 8 months ago
2 years, 8 months ago
Mackerel tabbies are dominant, meaning the kits would probably be mackerel too, depending on what type of tabby the Colorpoint parent carries. They (the kits) can be mackerel lynxs (tabby and Colorpoint), but only if the first parent carries pointed (but dosen't show, obviously) Snowshoes are white spotted (usually mitted i belive) and Colorpoint, so kits would have 50% chance of having low white.
2 years, 8 months ago
2 years, 8 months ago
2 years, 8 months ago