Classic Tabby
Classic Tabby - cat with clearly defined broad stripes on a lighter agouti ground
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Classic tabby: Tabby pattern with swirls and blotches of darker color over a lighter base color. .
Coarse: A cat not refined or harmonious in conformation. Considered a negative term.
Classic Tabby - Broken necklaces only, broken circle in the "Bull's Eye".
Mackerel Tabby - Broken necklaces only, multiple breaks in the penciling.
Classic Tabby - A coat pattern in a cat that has tabby markings that form a "bulls eye" on each side of the body with a swirl of colour surrounded by bold, wide bands of the same colour, with no lines going down the side (like a Mackerel tabby).
CLASSIC TABBY - A tabby pattern of made up of blotches and swirls highlighted by a "bulls-eye" on each side of the body. The cat should show good contrast between the pale ground color and the dense, dark markings.
Classic tabby cats tails have broad bands, as do their legs, and the belly will have a row of vest button blotches. On the shoulders are patterns that are very similar to butterfly wings.
Ziggy - A magnificent tabby and white cat.
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Classic Tabby British Shorthair -often has a trademark ‘M' on its head, which can give the impression it's frowning. The Classic Tabby may be multi-coloured with stripes, rings on its tail and legs and a spotted belly and toes.
Classic Tabby
Familiar "blotched" tabby pattern with dark stripes down length of back and dark swirls (bullseye) on sides of the body.
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The classic tabby markings are comprised of a mixture of light and dark banded hairs and black hairs. The black hairs are clustered together in patches or apparent stripes to create the tabby pattern.
A black classic tabby
A silver or grey tabby
Tabbies come in two basic colorations - red, brown or ginger tabbies (with a rich orange/gold/red coat), and silver or grey tabbies (coat colouring including silver/grey/black).
The silver classic tabby(see photographs of Utah and Gazer {marbled pattern}) is the most common coat color and pattern and it can be spectacular on a well breed ASH (please play the short video above to see a coat like this).
This Brown Classic Tabby and White male is 10 moths old and his weight is already 15 pounds. He was the best of the best in England in the Spring of 2005. Very strong and heavy built with big paws: ...
CLASSIC TABBY
All markings to be dense and clearly defined. On the forehead there should be a letter "M" giving the impression of a frown.
(Classic Tabby)
Agouti ground colour, marked with broad pattern that must be dense, clear and distinct. On the forehead there is an M, two or three spirals on the cheeks. Two unbroken necklaces on the upper chest. Butterfly pattern on the shoulders.
Classic Tabby - The tabby markings must be clearly defined and intense in colour. The forehead will show the classic tabby trademark of the 'M' which gives the impression of a frown.
Ticked, solid or classic tabby variants were mainly used. Spotted LaPerms only have fuzzy spots because of the texture of the coat.
The Sokoke is a lean, medium sized, ticked modified classic tabby, found as a naturally occurring native breed in the greater Arabuko-Sokoke Forest Preserve area in the coastal zone of Kenya, Africa.
The Brown Tabby Persian Cat Society was one of the very first purebred cat fancier clubs in Great Britain, and was established to promote the Brown Classic Tabby in Victorian times.
Over the past few years kittens have appeared showing a modification of the classic tabby pattern. The Marbled Mist does not differ from the Spotted Mist in body and head type, eye colour or temperament.
The spots are arranged in a bull's-eye pattern, courtesy of the classic tabby pattern from which the spotted pattern originated.
The Marbled Pattern while derived from the classic tabby gene, must be uniquely different with as little "bull's-eye" similarity as possible.
While most commonly seen in the brown spotted tabby pattern, they may also be found in the marbled pattern (classic tabby).
In the case of the Templecat, a full Birman was bred to a cinnamon spotted tabby Oriental, with the first filial progeny being a sealpoint shorthair and a chocolate classic tabby, ...
A Jungala is an Ocicat without spots. Or more precisely, a cat of Ocicat style expressing only a Classic Tabby pattern. The type conformation is exactly the same as an Ocicat, but the pattern must conform to that of the Classic Tabby.
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White, black, blue, red, chinchilla silver, shaded silver, shell cameo (red chinchilla), shaded cameo(red shaded), black smoke, blue smoke, cameo smoke(red smoke), classic tabby pattern, mackerel tabby pattern, patched tabby pattern, ...
The "British Shorthair" has a variety known as the "Blue Spotted Tabby", due to its coat having the classic tabby pattern. The word Tabby comes from the name of the Old Quarter of Baghdad, at Attabiya.
A specific tabby pattern, which is derived from the classic tabby pattern, but where the pattern is broken up. Lighter centers, coloured in the ground colour, are encircled by the dark colour of the pattern.
The brown classic tabby is the most common and best known. Eyes are large, oval shaped and range from green, gold and copper to blue. Odd eyes can also be found in some cats.
The overall pattern gives the subtle suggestion of a classic tabby pattern, a spot circled by spots as in a bull's-eye. Like the Abyssinian, the Ocicat is an agouti breed.
Red, with red-brown coat with orange eyes; Gray, with gray coat with orange or copper eyes; Tabby, tiger-striped; Marbled, see Classic Tabby pattern under American Shorthair; Tortie, with black, red, and cream coat with copper, orange, or hazel eyes; ...
The breed sports four color classes: solid, tabby, tabby with white and parti-color. Patterns include the classic tabby, the mackerel tabby and the patched tabby.
This breed is accepted in a wide variety of colors and patterns. American Shorthair coat is short, glossy and very dense and can be of more than eight recognized colors, including classic tabby pattern in silver, brown, red, or cream cameo.
This native New England breed is well-adapted to that harsh climate, with a heavy, shaggy coat, bushy tail, and tufted ears and toes. Though the brown classic tabby pattern is perhaps the best known, ...
The mackerel tabby is similar to the classic tabby but the markings are more broken and less distinct. Color variations within the tabby include silver, red, brown, blue and cream.
Emphasis is put on the contrast between the spots and the background color; the edges should be sharp and pattern distinct for a show-quality cat. In the marbled pattern, the markings are derived from the classic tabby gene, ...
Although a profuse, dense coat it does not require as much grooming as the Persian Longhair. The breed is acceptable in almost any coat colour and pattern, the best known being the classic tabby-and-white.
 See also: Mackerel, Contrast, Mackerel tabby, Spotted tabby, Shaded
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