This with her own cats until she got to the point that she could register Have shaded silver Maine Coons and purchased one of her cats and mated That way it was much easier to produceĪ shaded cat without a pattern. Wanted to breed for shaded silver American Shorthairs. In the early 1970 a breeder and judge in Memphis, called Mary Bolles, In Pawpeds two litters of Cork Felix are registered: one fromĪ mating with Mladia Titania of Cork and one with the daughter from this That is the line that ends with Cork Felix (shaded silver) who has asįoundation parents: father Snowball (shaded silver) and mother Fluffy In het lines far enough, they all have a specific background in common. The pedigrees of ticked Maine Coons you will notice that when you go back In the Maine Coon the ticked pattern is less prevalent. Gene only from one parent then you will still see stripes on the head, It will resemble the look of the Abyssinian and Somali. Pattern in the case that the cat has inherited this gene from both parents. The Ticked (TA) gene masks the original pattern by a patternless agouti In a way that spotted patterns appear by breaking it in pieces. The Spotted (SP) gene can modify both the mackeral as the classic pattern We make a distinction between large effect (one of each parent), littleĮffect (only one parent) and no effect (none of each parent). The cat has inherited this gene of each parent or just one parent. To what extend these genes have an effect is dependent of whether TheyĬan be influenced or masked by genes that result in spotted and ticked There are in fact only two tabby patterns: mackerel and classic. Genemapping) however has proven otherwise. Recent research of the exact locations of genes (so-called The tabby pattern is unknown or unrecognizable (Vans and Harlequins).įor years the general idea was that the four tabby patterns operated independentįrom each other. In the FIFé standard of the Maine Coon the following tabby patternsĪre mentioned: unspecified tabby pattern (21), classic (22), mackerel Mainelyclassic Rocky of Broadsway (breeder Rae Sammis/ owners Jennifer Sable and Jean Thompson / Photo: Tamila Aspen)
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