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if your looking for a ginger tom its best to find a ginger mom as boys get there colour off there mum and girls get it off both of them so a ginger tom will come from either a ginger or a tortie mum and why girls can be tortie and boys cant so in my litter i am due in a little less than 3 weeks i know that all the boys will be some sort of red hope this helps |
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Ha Ha so there is a link brilliant. Ta DM walk around the streets and look for a tortie cat then follow her home and leave your number with them |
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Yes...i think gingers often are in a litter with torties, Clementines brothers were shaded gingers. I know of a fair few gingers that have had tortie sisters actually. As for why torties can only be female, something too do with the chromosomes (sp) that give the red and black colour not being compatible so to speak with the male gene (i read that somewhere, so not sure if its true) |
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Hovis, who I posted a piccie of a few weeks ago was the only ginger in the litter. The others were - 2 black and white boys, 1 grey tabby girl and 1 grey tabby boy. Mum was tortie tabby dad was black and white... |
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..........................but maybe it's not so bad an idea! |
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