We know that there are many breeds of pet cats. Today, I will show you a unique cat that cannot be described as beautiful and elegant, nor can it be Said it is cute, this kind of cat is full of domineering, and it has the air of an emperor when it comes out, that is a tabby cat. So what breed does a tabby cat belong to? How does a tabby cat look pure or not? Next, the editor will introduce this domineering tabby cat in detail.

What breed is a tabby cat?

A tabby cat, as its name suggests, has solid black markings on its body, usually a yellow-brown background. Tabby's eyes are large and bright, the nose is brick red, the body is medium, and the limbs are strong and powerful. At first glance, it is a muscular cat.

The tabby cat is independent, lively and active. At first glance, it is synonymous with cleverness. The tabby cat likes to hunt, loves the outdoors, is warm by nature, and likes the owner. In my heart, it is a reserved and reserved character.

How does a tabby look pure?

The face of a tabby The ears are oval, with thin rounded tips, and the distance between the ears is twice the distance between the eyes. The tabby cat's eye has the upper lid like an almond cut longitudinally, the lower lid is round in shape, and the mouth is square. From the rear, the tabby cat has four straight legs and parallel to the outer edge of the claws. The base of the tail is thick and the tip of the tail is thin. The coat is short and thick.

Head: The tabby's large head, full-cheeked face gives the impression of an oval, with the face being slightly longer than it is wide. The expression is sweet and open. Viewed from the front, the head can be divided into two equal parts: from the base of the ears to the middle of the eyes, and from the middle of the eyes to the tip of the chin.

Ears: Tabby ears are medium in size, with thin rounded tips and set apart naturally at the top of the head. The distance between the ears is twice the distance between the eyes.

Forehead: Tabby cats have a smooth forehead in profile, moderately curved and extending from the top of the head to the neck. From the front, there is no obvious protrusion between the ears.

Eyes: The tabby cat's eyes are large and wide open, with the upper lid like an almond cut lengthwise and the lower lid rounded in shape. There is at least one eye's width between the eyes. The outer corner of the eye is slightly higher than the inner corner of the eye. Eyes are bright, clear and alert.

Nose: The tabby's nose is of medium length, equal in length and width. Viewed from the side, there is a gentle curve connecting the bridge of the nose to the forehead.

Mouth: The tabby's muzzle is square, with well-defined jawbones in mature males.

jawbones: Tabby jawbones are strong and long enough to bite into anything caught. Both horizontal bite and scissors bite are excellent.

Chin: The tabby has a strong, well-developed chin that is perpendicular to the upper lip.

Neck: The neck of the tabby cat is medium in length and well muscled.

Body: The tabby cat has a sturdy, muscular body with well-developed shoulders, chest and hind legs. The back is broad and straight. Viewed from the side, it is slightly inclined from the hip bone to the base of the tail, and when viewed from above, the sides of the body form a pair of parallel lines.

Legs: The tabby's legs are of moderate bone and length, well muscled, and when viewed from behind, the legs are straight and parallel to the outer edge of the paw.

Paws: Tabby's paws are strong, full and rounded with thick pads, toes: five in front and four in back.

Tail: The tabby's tail is of medium length, thick at the base, and appears to taper suddenly at the tip, but the tip of the tailbone is normally tapered.

Coat: The tabby has a short, thick coat with a firm, smooth texture. Coat thickness varies by region and season. The coat is dense enough to protect the body from temperature and humidity and to protect the surface skin from external damage.

Tip:

In fact, many people can't tell the difference between a tabby and a raccoon The difference between the cats, I feel that these two cats have patterns on their bodies, and there is no difference at all. Tabby and tabby cats are somewhat similar in appearance, with beautiful markings and black pads. Although they are similar in appearance, there are some differences when you look closely.

What is the difference between a tabby and a tabby cat?

First of all, from the color point of view, the color of the tabby is more abundant, the common one is the silver tabby, and Tabby cats are generally brown or black, not silver.

Secondly, in the appearance of the stripes, the stripes of the raccoon cat are striped fishbone stripes, and the stripes of the tabby not only have fishbone stripes but also butterfly stripes, and the stripes are more abundant.

Finally, it can also be distinguished from the face shape. Tabby's face is mostly oval, round and full, while civet cats are thinner and have a pointy face.

In general, tabby cats are the same as other cats. They are arrogant on the outside and are actually hot inside, although they don't often face their owners. She acts coquettishly to express her love, but she will always ensure that the master stays in her sight and silently pays attention. Tabby cats are also very jealous cats. If you pay less attention to them in a certain period of time, they will be very dissatisfied, and you must find ways to make you regain your attention.