The Abyssinian cat’s history is difficult to piece together. Although individual cats were imported and attributed to Ethiopia, then called Abyssinia, no written records connect the earl… 展开

Tabby isn’t a breed but a color pattern, and there are different types of Tabby patterns. The Tabby patterns are associated with at least two and likely three unique loci. The three distinctive … 展开

As ubiquitous as the Tabby pattern is in modern cats, it did not exist until the Middle Ages. The genetic mutation responsible for the blotched or classic Tabby pattern, seen in eighty percen… 展开

The Abyssinian’s light but athletic body type may breed true depending on what kind of cat she’s crossed with, but you’ll need to consider the particular individuals. Because of the extreme di… 展开