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Don't torties look amazing when caught in sunlight? It just brings the colours in their fur to life SO much, moreso than other colour of cat I think. |
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A tortie has a mix of red (orange) and black, either is distinct patches of color, or mixed together (brindled tortie). And if there is white, she's a tortie and white. A torbie (tortoisehell tabby) has a tortie coat but tabby markings, usually on tail, face, legs. Leia is a dilute brindled torbie. |
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I'm confused as to whether Bailey is Tortie and White or Torbie now. one of her rear thighs and leg is Ginger Tabby markings but the rest is mixes of orange, brown and black with white cotton socks and chest and stomach. Here she is looking proud, most recent! |
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