If a heterozygous short furred cat was crossed with a long furred cat what would be the resulting phenotypic ratio?

In this cross, the short fur trait (S) is dominant over the long fur trait (s). The heterozygous short furred cat (Ss) crossed with a long furred cat (ss) would produce offspring with the following genotypes: 50% Ss (short fur) and 50% ss (long fur). Thus, the resulting phenotypic ratio would be 1 short furred cat to 1 long furred cat, or 1:1.