Pedigree Analysis

[chapsticks4]

I want to know if I have this correct because I am confused.
I think this is x-linked recessive is that right
since it can fall into this category
1.Usually more males than females are affected.
2. Affected sons are usually born to unaffected mothers;
thus, the trait skips generations.
3. Approximately half of a carrier (heterozygous) mother’s
sons are affected.
4. Never passed from father to son.
5. All daughters of affected fathers are carriers.

Also I am unsure if the genotypes are correct

[Cat]

1. Cannot be x-linked recessive: in order to have an affected female progeny, you need to have heterozygous carrier mother AND father. That means that father would be affected too (single X chromosome).
2. Thus, it's an autosomal (see above) recessive (since neither parent affected, it cannot be dominant).

Tip: in pedigree analysis you must identify what it cannot possibly be and then you will be left with only possibility.