In the world of cat, Tuxedo is a colour rather than a particular breed. However, some breeds can be considered Tuxedo Cat Breeds as they have this pattern more often than others.
Appropriately, the tuxedo is a pattern on a cat’s coat. Black and white tuxedo cats have been popular in film, tv and advertising over the year – from Sylvester to Felix the Cat.
Now that you’re up to date with the tuxedo cat breed concept let’s look at the 11 breeds that most commonly produce tuxedo cat patterns.
The breed is named bobtail due to its short and stubby tail. They were also adored by the Japanese Imperial family and still have a regal air to them.
This very furry breed is best known for something that it doesn’t have – a tail. A cat this furry does require quite a bit of grooming and brushing.
The Munchkin cat is everyone’s favorite cutie. With teeny tiny short little legs and normal-sized bodies, these diverse cats are absolutely adorable.
The British Shorthair cat is a medium to large-sized cat breed with large gold, orange, or copper color eyes, a short, broad nose, and a short to medium coat.
These fluffy felines are really something special. Known to be real gentle giants, they’re often referred to as the dogs of the cat world thanks to the unique Maine Coon personality.
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