#eg chausie

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🐱 F1 Chausie [AAFP Position Statement: Hybrid Cats]

📸 Purring Pride

🎨 Black Grizzle [Grizzle]

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🐱 EG Chausie (3G) [AAFP Position Statement: Hybrid Cats]

📸 Purring Pride

🎨 Black Agouti

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🐱 F1 Chausie [AAFP Position Statement: Hybrid Cats]

📸 Cattery Baunti

🎨 Black Ticked Tabby

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🐱 Jungle Cat, F1 Chausie [AAFP Position Statement: Hybrid Cats]

📸 Renata Semeráková [Ammyodskal]

🎨 Black Ticked Tabby, Black Grizzle [Grizzle]

Note: I always include the link to the AAFP Position Statement in these posts featuring early generation hybrids but since this post features fully wild cats I wanted to bring extra attention to it.

This blog does not condone or support the production of early generation hybrid breeds, which means we are opposed to any cat bred within less than 4 generations of their most recent wild ancestor.

We absolutely do not condone the keeping of wild cats as pets, regardless of size or conservation status, nor do we support the commercial breeding of them. These cats should only be bred for conservation purposes by accredited facilities in accordance with the Species Survival Plan.

These images are being shared for educational purposes only, to demonstrate what drastic changes can occur to phenotype with only one generation of outcrossing.

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🐱 EG Chausie (2G) [AAFP Position Statement: Hybrid Cats]

📸 Purring Pride

🎨 Black Ticked Tabby

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🐱 EG Chausie (3G) [AAFP Position Statement: Hybrid Cats]

📸 Kate Lawrence

🎨 Black Agouti

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🐱 EG Chausie (2G) [AAFP Position Statement: Hybrid Cats]

📸 Anastasia Iakov

🎨 Black Grizzle [Grizzle]

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🐱 F1 Chausie [AAFP Position Statement: Hybrid Cats]

📸 WildCat Ridge Sanctuary

🎨 Black Ticked Tabby [Microphthalmia]