[♥iilovetuelxo]

http://s199.photobucket.com/albums/a...rs-1.jpgthanks alot=)

[allysa_liss123]

its a mix between Siamese and tabby hes very cute

[renay s]

is it a maxx ? or just a mixed breed with big blue eyes ? any way it is it is a very prety kinnten have fun with it!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Ashley R. Raven]

Hmm, I'm not sure, but it looks like an American Bobtail breed. But look, here's a couple of links to lists of kitty breeds to help you look for the kitten's breed. HE'S SO ADORABLE BY THE WAY!! (^_^)Good luck!































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[Britt]

This is a Siamese, a Lynx point Siamese to be exact. Many people think they are just mixes and more than likely she is mixy but because of her blue eyes and her points she is classified as a Siamese. Points are the tips on the face,ears,tail and paws that are colored or marked. Most people that are unfamiliar with the breed only think they come in Seal Points, like that cats in Lady and the Tramp, but actually they come in several points.A "seal point" has dark brown points and a body color anywhere between light brown and ivory. A "chocolate point" has light brown points with the same body color as a seal.A "blue point" has gray points and a light gray or beige body.A "lilac point" has light gray points and the same colored body as a blue point A "lynx point" has tabby points! It might have any of the colors described in the tabby section. For example, you could have a "blue lynx point" or "red lynx point." The body color may show some shadow tabby markings, especially as the cat gets older. A "tortie point" has tortoiseshell points, and a "blue-cream point" has blue-cream points. Patched tabby points are also possibleYour kitten is a Seal lynx point kitten, and a cutie at that. Oh yes and if you are worried about the stereotype of the Siamese they are amazingly sweet cats and are almost dog like. They really love people and are very intelligent, great cats all around.

[Best of Both Worlds]

looks like a ragdoll kitten. Awww, that baby!!!!

[ladyjustice04]

Well, kudos to britt for being so knowledgable to the breed types of siamese cats, there truly are a lot of variations. However, if you address the shape of the face and length of the snout, this kitten, though adorable, has a less pointed faced and a short snout, which oppose the build of a siamese, also, the body on the siamese, regardless of type, is generally close to solid in nature and lacks the striations that are apparent on this body. She is likely a variation from tabby and standard. The masking can be found on many breeds of cat, but is not the standard masking of siamese type. She is very adorable. By the thickness and plush appearance of her coat, it suggests that she may have had some genetic traits from a long or mid-haired cat as well. You may want to look into a breed called the "tonkinese" they are closely related to the siamese cat but lack the sharp features. They are a wonderful breed and have some of the same "types" of the siamese as described by Britt. This breed is noted for its show standings, has a wonderful personality and is not a behavioral issue breed.

[krissydahs93]

Tabby mixed with something, but I definitely would say mostly tabby - the M-shaped marking on the forehead is a dead giveaway.

[kookry]

idk if you find out let me now

[Sanctuary]

Just like everyone else is saying, most likely a siamese or a siamese mix. If you don't know who the parents are, there is really no sure way of knowing if it's pure bred or not. My Bobby boy was a siamese mix but he looked almost exactly like the one in the pic. His daddy was a siamese, but his momma was just a tabby.