Are fold-eared blue cats purebred blue cats?

Fold-eared blue cats are not purebred blue cats. Blue cats are a type of British Shorthair, and British Shorthairs usually have erect ears. Only British Shorthairs selected by mating with Fold-eared cats will have folded ears. Scottish Fold cats are cats with a genetic mutation. Their ears are born unable to stand up, so Fold blue cats carry the fold ear gene and are not purebred blue cats.
How to choose a blue cat
1. Choose a blue cat with a rounder head and a stronger body.
2. Depending on the mental state, choose a lively, cute and interactive blue cat.
3. Observe the secretions from the eyes, nose, and anus. It is not recommended to buy if there are secretions from the eyes and nose, and it is not recommended to buy cats with dirty butts.
4. Observe the hair and choose a cat with shiny, fluffy hair.
5. Try to choose cats that have been vaccinated and have passed the dangerous period.
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