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Ooo I will look into the app. Not paying for her breed DNA. ThanksIf you really want to know her genetics, Wisdom Panel now has cat DNA tests, but they are $150+...Unless it's an obvious breed, DSH (Domestic Short Hair) is about as "breed specific" as you're going to find.
There is a fun little app called "Cat Scanner" (there's also a "dog scanner") that uses photos to determine possible breeds. It's not super accurate on kittens though, it said my cat, Clark, was 75% tiger until he was fully grown! He's over 2 now and it says he's part Maine Coon, which is likely much closer to true than tiger. Lol