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This shorthaired Persian has the gentle personality and soft, squeaky voice of its parent breed. Its appearance lives up to its name. |
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Thick-legged and well-muscled, this breed is surprisingly heavy with large round eyes. They originated in Great Britain in the 1880's. |
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The lack of a tail is this breed's most obvious characteristic, but it also has a unique 'bunny-hop' gait. |
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This cat has folded ears, but also a distinctive, rounded look, with a short neck, round head, and compact body. |
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An easy-going, self-sufficient, and no-nonsense cat which is uncommon outside the United States and Canada. |
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This cat's short legs, stockiness, and dense, close coat hide its true size. It is a big, powerful, late-maturing cat. Its blue coloring often causes it to be confused with the Russian Blue. |
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This breed is elegant and graceful and is a very physical breed. It stands high for such a moderate-sized animal, and is heavy for its size. Kittens and young adults have ghost tabby markings that disappear with age, leaving an even shade of brown, tending toward mahogany. |
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One of the most popular show cats, they have an almost translucent coat pattern. They are attention demanding, natural athletes, and excellent climbers. |
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This is the first breed to be developed entirely in Australia. They have been bred to have a playful and home-loving nature. |
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These cats have a peaceful temperament and are rather petite. They are distinctive in their one recognized coat, a ticked tabby color called sepia. |
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This majestic breed has a coat like jet black patent leather. It also has a pleasant, distinctive voice, and a gregarious personality. It is also an excellent lap cat. |
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What are the four main types of Asian cat groups? |
Exotic, American, Oriental, British
Shaded, Smokes, Selfs, Tabbies
Blue, Sepia, Ticked, Lilac
Burmese, Singapura, Siamese, Oriental
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Possibly the world's most instantly recognizable cat breed, it is also the most vocal. They have dark ears and feet with pointy heads. |
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Playful and affectionate, this cat is most notable for its 3-4 inch tail, and was often portrayed in ancient art. |
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What are the four types of Rex cats? |
Selkirk, Cornish, Devon, La Perm
Korat, Bombay, Tonkinese, Burmese
Cornish, Devon, Selkirk, Bombay
Russian, American, British, Japanese
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Known as a hairless cat, this breed is not actually hairless, but is covered with short, silky 'peach-fuzz'. |
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What are the two types of Burmese cats? |
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This cat took its name from the Egyptian word for cat. It has a spotted pattern and is friendly and intelligent. |
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Another spotted cat which is a perfect blend of its Siamese and Abyssinian blood. They are muscular and solid, and males are much larger than females. |
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Name one shorthaired cat breed with a short or nonexistent tail. |
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This cat's most notable characteristic is its coat. Distinctive to the touch, it feels like stroking a steel wool pad. They often have curly whiskers and are busy and occasionally bossy. |
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This rare breed is named for its characteristc white mittens. It is a cross between a Siamese and an American Shorthair and is active and friendly. |
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Another breed similar to the Russian Blue, but has a single rather than double coat and peridot green rather than emerald eyes. These cats are demanding and opinionated. |
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This cat is a hybrid of the Burmese and Siamese. They possess an attractive and distinctive eye color known as 'aqua'. They are sociable and intelligent. |
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This rare breed has a distinctive and luxurious coat. It is the result of breeding an Asian leopard cat, household cats, and Egyptian Mau, and an Indian street cat. |
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