What is the difference between a yellow tabby and a yellow dragon-li? We teach you how to tell them apart
The yellow tabby and the yellow dragon-li are two common types of cats in everyday life. Because of their cute appearance and good-looking coat color, they are deeply loved by people. So what is the difference between the yellow tabby and the yellow dragon-li?
Yellow tabby cat:
The tabby cat has a rounded head. The tabby cat's two ears are set relatively close together, medium in size, broad at the base, deep in the ear concavity, with relatively rounded tips. The cheeks are broad, making the head look quite round.
The tabby cat overall feels strong and has an excellent sense of balance. The back coat can be divided into long hair and short hair, with beautiful markings. Because they closely resemble the markings of the wild dragon-li, we usually call them dragon-li markings.
The tabby cat has an independent personality, is lively and active, intelligent and quick-witted, is very sensitive to changes in the surrounding environment, and shows extreme dependence on its owner. Once the owner changes, it will cause varying degrees of psychological harm to them.
Yellow dragon-li cat:
The yellow dragon-li cat is also called the dragon-li cat. It originated in China and has a pure yellow striped pattern, so it is also called the Chinese tabby cat.
The dragon-li cat has a rounded head, with its two ears set relatively close together, medium in size, broad at the base, deep in the ear concavity, and with relatively rounded tips.
The cheeks are broad, making the head look quite round. The eyes are large and bright, in the shape of round apricot kernels. At present, acceptable colors range from yellow, golden to green, and there is usually eyeliner. The nose is brick red, with a nose line.
Dragon-li cats are very easy to keep at home, and because of thousands of years of evolution, their self-adjusting function is also very well developed. Generally, minor illnesses and small troubles are simply no match for them.