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Russian White, Black, and Tabby - Wikipedia
The white "Siberian cat" – which may have been of Siberian breed or simply and unpedigreed cat from Siberia – was mated to Myemgay Yuri, a blue male. She produced two white kittens, the best was kept and named White Rose (female) and this cat was the foundation female for the Russian White.
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The first Russian White was a beautiful cat with all charming characteristics and appearances of the Russian Blue. The first generations of Russian White were registered in 1971. There are some tricks in how to recognize the breed. For example, the GCCF and the ACF don’t recognize the Russian Black, White and Tabby cats as a separate breed.
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The Russian White, Russian Black, and Russian Tabby are breeds of cat created in 1971, derived from crossing the Russian Blue. The Black and Tabby Russians came from the original mating which created the Russian White. It is appropriate to consider their origins first. In Australia, The Russian...
Russian White, Black And Tabby - MySmelly Animal Community
The Russian White, Black and Tabby cats derived from the Russian Blue, so they basically have the same physical characteristics with the only difference in the coat colour. Temperament The Russians are gentle and affectionate cats that will never get bored entertaining you and your family.
LIFE SPAN OF RUSSIAN WHITE - World Life Expectancy
The Russian White was derived from the Russian Black and Tabby. The first generations of Russian White were registered in 1971. The GCCF and the ACF don't recognize this breed as a separate breed. Instead, they recognize them as Russian Blue in different colors.
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The GCCF also recognises green-eyed Russian Whites (RUS w 64) and Russian Blacks (RUS n), which were first bred in the UK in the early 1960s although only attaining Championship status in 2013. These cats should be identical in every way to Russian Blues, except for their coat colour and there are already Grand Champions in both colours.
List of White Cat Breeds With Pictures - Petsworld
Russian White. Origin: Russia Appearance: Has short thick white fur, pointed ears and a long tail. Lifespan:15-20 years. Size: can come in small to medium size. Ragdoll. Origin: United States. Appearance:Has blue eyes, long hair and large ears. Lifespan:12 to 17 years. Size:Medium to large size. White Bengal Cat Origin: United States
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Piebald gene, also known as Complete White Spotting occurs when a cat carries a dominant spotting gene which covers the coat in all white. If the spotting factor is incomplete, the white kitten will grow to be a spotted black and white cat.
8 Popular cat breeds native to Russia - Russia Beyond
This type of cat was first mentioned in 16th century sources. Back then they were called Bukharskie (because probably they were brought to Russia from the big commercial town of Bukhara,...
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