I have a kitten and she is a white fluffy one, but a friend of mine said that because she has 1 gold eye and 1 blue one that she's inbread. Is this true?
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no. inbreeding has nothing to do with it. That characteristic is a recessive trait. just a matter of luck between her parents.
I have known humans with two different color eyes. that is weird
And, contrary to common belief, inbreeding (even in humans) doesnt always produce negative results. Sometimes actually positive results. But the off-chance of negative results is why incest is illegal for humans
i dont know..
but it is common..two different color eyes
i actually thought that all cats had different colored eyes.haven't really thought too much about it though. good q!!
Don't know who it's parents are, but it will be death in the ear of the side the blue eye's on. but the different colour of eyes has no determination of interbreading, just luck.
White cats frequently have two different colored eyes. It is not a sign of inbreeding.
two different color eyes doesnt mean inbred, but alot of times a white cat with two diff eye colors will be deaf. Not always but most of the time
The fact that it is a white cat does give it more of a chance to it being deaf. To find out, snap you fingers behind the ears. If both ears move and show signs that she heard it, you know she's ok. The different color eyes was just passed down by her parents, and come on, that's kind of cool you know?
not true.but have her tested at the vet.if she is pure white and has the 2 different colored eyes she may be blind in one or both of her eyes
No, not at all. I also have a white cat, she has 2 gold eyes, but, I have done a lot of research on white cats %26 it is pretty common for them to have 2 different colored eyes. This doesn't at all mean she's inbred, however, many white cats w/ blue eyes are deaf %26 for those w/ 2 different colored eyes they are sometimes deaf in the ear on the side that has the blue eye.
nope many cats have two different color eyes and it deals with heredity.
You're totally lucky that you have such a unique cat, and no, I don't think that he's inbred.
It is a genetic trait not associated with being inbred. White cats with blue eyes are almost always deaf and are usually deaf in the ear on the side of the blue eye.
Nothing negative though - rather special
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