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RE: Silver Whiskers and Natural Shade as traits
Everything you see on a cat is a trait. Even genesis. However, when one says "not a trait" what they are really saying is, it's a genesis trait. AKA, the most dominant trait there is. That is how the breedable community, not just Kittycats, defines what's a "trait" and what is "not". It's what defines the cost of a cat. "how recessive is a trait, thus, how difficult would it be to get".
What I tell friends and family is, who cares about traits! If you, for instance, hate a shade on your cat, then guess what? A 9T is not for you. And there's nothing wrong with that! It doesn't make a cat any less worthy of being loved. It's what YOU the individual likes. For me, when I buy cats, I say one thing. Do I find the cat cute? If I do, I buy. If I don't, I don't buy. I do not worry about traits...
But still, so many people are hung up on the number of T's, when the genesis furs are GORGEOUS. I have genesis cats, many genesis cats, still in boxes. But I will not sell any of them, because I know that people consider them "menagerie food". And for me, I do not feel right selling my gorgeous kitties just to be "menagerie food" . Even though genesis traits are just as stunning as all the others.
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Silver Whiskers and Natural Shade as traits
