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RE: How to get a starter cat to throw it's hidden fur
Salt and pepper is a pretty low fur and probably was the lowest for awhile from Dec 2012 through October 2013 when Snowshoe Cream was discovered. So it makes sense that it was a great fur to pull other furs because most other furs are dominant to it. People would get "lucky" with it because with if shown the mates dominant and recessive furs are likely to show so people are talking from experience even though they may be phrasing it in terms of luck.
It won't be until other more recessive furs are discovered that that would no longer be as true as with the Snowy Bengal. The older posts rave about the Snowy Bengal paired with starters. Then it changes to Bali cream. Now it's changing again to black or s&p foxes. Right now the Snowshoe Cream is so rare, hardly anyone has it even tho it may be the lowest at the moment.
I'm new (only 2 weeks, and only just getting my first kittens in the last week) but from what I read, Kittycats is evolving through its traits. Rumors are a way to be aware of the latest changes as long as a person researches to see what those rumors mean. People talking tell me what's most recessive right now: S&P foxie, blush, latte, etc. Recessive rumors led me to finding out about traits, which led to shown and hidden which led to Sagas chart. It took me a week to find it out. Sagas chart is better because it is very clear in the heirarchy but the talk of recessive will inevitably lead you to her charts.
So as a newbie, the rumors are ok as they lead to information. Just my two cents.
Oh, yeah just talking about pulling furs and not the other 8 traits, btw.
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How to get a starter cat to throw it's hidden fur
