Chocolate Brown Kitten at Steven Soper blog

Chocolate Brown Kitten. Brown cat breeds can display various shades of brown, including chocolate, sepia, cinnamon, and mahogany. The york chocolate is a relatively new breed, having been established in the 1980s when a black and white farm cat mated with a black male cat. Solid brown cats are somewhat less. The ideal york chocolate is a strikingly rich chocolate brown or lustrous lavender with a coat that has a glossy sheen and flows over body lines accentuating graceful, flexible body. Brown, especially brown tabby (brown with black stripes) is a very common color in cats. One cat in the litter was a brown kitten, which. Also known as “il gatto cioccolato,” the york chocolate cat was a registered cat breed with deep brown, almost black fur. The lighter brown color or cinnamon is the less dominant gene known as b1. Matings between two b/b or carriers of chocolate gene parents are predicted to produce 25% chocolate or brown kittens.

Solid brown cats are somewhat less. One cat in the litter was a brown kitten, which. The york chocolate is a relatively new breed, having been established in the 1980s when a black and white farm cat mated with a black male cat. The ideal york chocolate is a strikingly rich chocolate brown or lustrous lavender with a coat that has a glossy sheen and flows over body lines accentuating graceful, flexible body. The lighter brown color or cinnamon is the less dominant gene known as b1. Also known as “il gatto cioccolato,” the york chocolate cat was a registered cat breed with deep brown, almost black fur. Brown cat breeds can display various shades of brown, including chocolate, sepia, cinnamon, and mahogany. Matings between two b/b or carriers of chocolate gene parents are predicted to produce 25% chocolate or brown kittens. Brown, especially brown tabby (brown with black stripes) is a very common color in cats.

Bruno the chocolate brown kitten photographed by Just Cats Photography Brown kitten, Cat

Chocolate Brown Kitten Brown, especially brown tabby (brown with black stripes) is a very common color in cats. Solid brown cats are somewhat less. Brown cat breeds can display various shades of brown, including chocolate, sepia, cinnamon, and mahogany. Also known as “il gatto cioccolato,” the york chocolate cat was a registered cat breed with deep brown, almost black fur. Matings between two b/b or carriers of chocolate gene parents are predicted to produce 25% chocolate or brown kittens. The york chocolate is a relatively new breed, having been established in the 1980s when a black and white farm cat mated with a black male cat. One cat in the litter was a brown kitten, which. The lighter brown color or cinnamon is the less dominant gene known as b1. The ideal york chocolate is a strikingly rich chocolate brown or lustrous lavender with a coat that has a glossy sheen and flows over body lines accentuating graceful, flexible body. Brown, especially brown tabby (brown with black stripes) is a very common color in cats.