Breached by a big, fat, lazy cat! Love the picture and the cat! The pattern on his coat is very cool. Judging by his belly, I'd say his breach effect would be "All players destroy one Food"!
I have a friend, named her first dog Ginny, after the Harry Potter character Ginny Weasley. When they got a second dog, they decided to make a tradition of naming all their dogs after siblings from the Weasley family, except that there's only one sister, and this was already the second female dog! They decided to name her Fred, short for Winnifred, (inspired by Winnifred Burke from Angel).
It's a tri-coloured cat. Only females can have 3 colours. Your cat is either an hermaphrodite or has an extra X chromosome (which is possible). Have you taken him to a vet?
Fred is not a tri-coloured cat. He is a false tri-coloured cat. In reality, Fred is a bi-coloured cat. True tri-coloured cats have red as their third colour.
It's a tri-coloured cat. Only females can have 3 colours. Your cat is either an hermaphrodite or has an extra X chromosome (which is possible). Have you taken him to a vet?
Its not 'Only females', its rare as you say but its not a 'never' situation so having 3 colors doesnt automatically mean its female: http://www.messybeast.com/mosaicism.htm
As a cat owner myself, Im pretty sure the OP knows the sex of his cat, males even after being neutered are easily distinguishable.
It's a tri-coloured cat. Only females can have 3 colours. Your cat is either an hermaphrodite or has an extra X chromosome (which is possible). Have you taken him to a vet?
Its not 'Only females', its rare as you say but its not a 'never' situation so having 3 colors doesnt automatically mean its female: http://www.messybeast.com/mosaicism.htm
As a cat owner myself, Im pretty sure the OP knows the sex of his cat, males even after being neutered are easily distinguishable.
Also, the kind of cat coat which is very rare in males would be a tortoiseshell or a calico which all incorporate some orange.
This is just a kind of tabby pattern. (I believe there are three possible patterns.) Anyway, there are plenty of male cats with this combination of white belly and feet with ochre/brown with black stripes running through it.
In fact, I'd say this is one of the most common cat coat types you can get.
I'd say the only unusual thing about this cat's coat is that the black stripes are not as sharp looking as the typical tabby pattern and kind of look like blotches more than stripes in some places.
Its not 'Only females', its rare as you say but its not a 'never' situation so having 3 colors doesnt automatically mean its female: http://www.messybeast.com/mosaicism.htm
That's a really interesting read. Although not all calico cats are female, male calicoes are rare and genetically anomalous. (And tri-coloured males can occur for other reasons too.)
Great article. Thanks for showing it to me. Fred is an interesting cat.
Although true, Fred isn't interesting because of his colourization, which is quite common for bi-coloured cats. Fred is interesting because he is a good kitty.
It's a tri-coloured cat. Only females can have 3 colours. Your cat is either an hermaphrodite or has an extra X chromosome (which is possible). Have you taken him to a vet?
That's not a calico cat. He's just a big tabby. A tabby (male or female) can have six different colors on one hair.
