What breed is the Gradient cat?

Gradual cats are generally British shorthair cats. Gradient is the name for a coat color of British Shorthair cats because their coat color looks layered. Gradient cats are a breed bred from British Shorthair cats and Chinchillas. Gradient cats are divided into gold dots, silver dots, gold gradations, silver gradations and blue-gold gradations. Silver gradations are produced in some cats during breeding. The mutation produced the key color, which is silver point.
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Font color is a dilution gene that causes a cat’s eyes to turn blue. Gradient cats will be thinner than British Shorthair cats of the same age as kittens, and will gain weight as adults. The Silver Cat is very clingy and has a docile personality. The British Shorthair cat has a strong ability to adapt to the environment and is very courageous, so it rarely suffers from stress.
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