When buying cats, do you care most about whether the cats you buy are pure or not? Always disdainful of cats with impure bloodlines, but do you know that purebred cats may not be essentially different from Chuanchuan cats, and are also very cute. Even Chuanchuan cats are healthier than purebred cats because of their genetic diversity. Today, the editor will take you to learn about the relationship between purebred cats and schwan cats.
Purebred cats are usually obtained through selective breeding. Some people have kept cats well a long time ago and then reproductive through selection. So the next generation of purebred is cultivated step by step. This process is completed through hybridization and selection. So the cats that can be held in the arms today are no longer called "purebred" in a narrow sense, but "mixed".
Afterwards, some cats with similar appearances and similar personalities gradually emerged. This type of cat slowly shapes, and then stabilizes the genetic characteristics of appearance through careful selective reproduction. This type of cat is the purebred cat today, but the difference is that some of them pass through hybridization and some form naturally, but ultimately narrows the changes in breeding characteristics, forming unique species under strict control, and finally breeding offspring through breeding cats of the same shape and characteristics.
Mixed cats are usually not easily accepted by people or relevant units in terms of species, and the cats' appearance will be very complicated. Since reproduction is not restricted, the pattern of the coat is changeable and cannot be meaningfully divided according to the facial shape characteristics. Of course, in a certain area, non-purebred cats with close kinship already have in-breeding mating, so there are many similarities between them.
In terms of pet cat classification, it is divided into purebred cats and mixed breed cats. The two cats have distinct bloodlines and vary in breeding. Purebred cats are species whose ancestors are the same species, and they usually have in-breeding phenomena. In-breeding problems often lead to congenital defects in cats. As for mixed-breeding cats, although their bloodlines are impure, their adaptability is excellent, so they are welcomed by the public and they are breeding.
Okay, this is some knowledge about purebred cats and skewers. Have you learned it?