Are all yellow cats male?

Catlady

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Southern AZ
I have four yellow cats and they're all male. My daughter had four and they were also male. A couple of friends's yellow cats were also male.

On the other hand, only females can have three colors and my beautiful Calico is female.
 

I have four yellow cats and they're all male. My daughter had four and they were also male. A couple of friends's yellow cats were also male.

On the other hand, only females can have three colors and my beautiful Calico is female.
No, PVC, actually I had a yellow(orange tabby) cat, who was a female. She passed away last year, at almost 14.
I've been told though that female gender is a rarity in yellow/orange cats.
 
Interesting!

Both my calico's are(were) females. Would love to hear more
on this subject.

All calicos are female-with the very,very,very rare exception-and that male will be sterile. Orange cats are way more frequently male than female but my daughter`s cat Wednesday is very much female-or at least she was,until she had her big girl operation.
 
How about white cats with blue eyes having a propensity to deafness? I had one in childhood who was. I have heard that they have about a 50-70% chance of having severe hearing impairment.

I didn't know that, I just googled the below =

"Researchers found that only 17 to 22 percent of white cats with non-blue eyes are born deaf. The percentage rises to 40 percent if the cat has one blue eye, while upwards of 65 to 85 percent of all-white cats with both eyes blue are deaf. Some of these cats are deaf in only one ear."

Also, Dalmatians have a propensity to be deaf. I've heard that's why Dalmatians are associated with fire engines =

Dalmation Club of America = "Deafness is NOT uncommon in Dalmatians. It has been estimated that from 10% to 12% of the breed is deaf. Recent discoveries in the genetics of deafness have made it possible to reduce the incidence of deafness"
 


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