Is the fold cat divided into breeds? What breeds are there? Fold cat is the product of a cat gene mutation. It is said that the world's first fold cat appeared In a hunter in Scotland, when a female cat had just given birth, it was found that one of the cat's ears did not stand up, and then the fold-ear cat gave birth to another fold-ear cat cub, which caused got people's attention. The cat later became popular for its cute and charming appearance, but the breed was not recognized by the Cat Fandom Management Board at the time. After the breed was accepted for registration in the United States in 1973, it was recognized by the British Cat Association in 1984, 11 years later than the United States.

What breeds do fold cats have?

Generally, fold cats are distinguished from three aspects: hair length, hair color, and origin of life experience cat breeds, but in fact they all belong to one broad category - Scottish Folds.

In terms of hair length, fold cats are divided into short-haired folds and long-haired folds. Among them, the long-haired fold cat is also known as the highland fold cat. This kind of folded ears is more delicate and cute, and with the gorgeous back hair, he is loved by countless folded ear enthusiasts.

The short-haired fold-ear cat is also our more common fold-ear cat breed. Parents, subdivide the small folded ears again. When one parent is American Shorthair, the Little Fold is called the American Shorthair. When both parents were British cats it continued to be called the Scottish Fold.

The final coat color distinction divides the folded ears into two categories, one is cream and the other is camille. Cream is a relatively dark color, similar to khaki, and is often marked with markings. Camille colors are also known as gradient colors, and this color is relatively rare. When embodied in cats, the top of the cat's hair is yellow or red, and the color of the hair root is white.