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| i have had my cat for soooo long..but never really stoped and thought about what breed she is, but now i want her to have a playmate/friend. So I thought it might help to find out what breed she was so could someone please help me!!! thanks!!  
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Pictures are not showing on my screen to help you out 
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here are some better pictures of my cat, maybe someone can give me there input on what breed she is! 
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| Looks like a domestic short-haired tabby cat. He's cute! 
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| Looks like a brown tabby domestic shorthair - no particular breed.
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| Thanks! Now what if I wanted to get her a playmate...would it matter what breed it was, or the age or sex or personality...because I think she needs company....so could someone help?!
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| I don't think it matters much what breed but I do think it would be 100% easier for her to accept a kitten then a full grown cat. I wouldn't go for a purebred, there are so many free kittens in the paper and from the shelters. Let us know what you get! 
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| Females tend to be more territorial and take longer to accept a new cat coming in - especially if its another female. So if you want to get another cat, I suggest a laid back younger male (maybe 6-8 months old and neutered) for your best results.
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