How to breed fold-eared cats:

1. Be sure to breed with cats whose bloodlines are far away, such as British shorthair cats and American shorthair cats. cat. There is a higher chance of producing a cat with deformed bones when mated with other breeds.

2. Fold-eared cats are divided into folded-eared and erect-eared (folded-eared) cats. If a folded-eared cat is bred with a folded-eared cat, it is easy to produce a cat with genetic defects, such as a stick tail and legs. Head deformity, failure of leg development, etc.

3. Only when a heterozygous folded-eared cat is mated with a normal cat (usually a British shorthair cat), the resulting cat will have a 50% probability of being a normal erect-eared cat, and a 50% probability of being a normal cat with erect ears. Hybrid folded cat.

Precautions for breeding fold-eared cats:

1. Do not mate with flat-nosed cats such as Garfield and Persian cats, otherwise cats with crooked mouths and faces may easily appear. .

2. Do not breed with close relatives. Generally, when a fold-eared cat mates with a fold-eared cat, it is easy to produce a cat with physical defects.

3. When fold-eared cats mate, their owners should create a comfortable and quiet environment for them. Don't let the outside world interfere with it and affect the cat's breeding process.