Cat Breeds
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Nebelung Cat Breed Profile
The Nebelung is a shy, intelligent, longhaired cat with silvery, blue-gray fur and a quiet, undemanding temperament.
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British Shorthair Cat Breed Profile
The British Shorthair (also known as the Brit) is a calm, sturdy, easy-going cat available in a broad array of colours and patterns.
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Korat Cat Breed Profile
Energetic, sensitive, gentle, and talkative, the beautiful Korat, with its enormous eyes and silvery fur, is considered a good luck symbol in Thailand.
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Siberian Cat Breed Profile
Siberian cats, despite their large size, are usually gentle animals that tend to be very laid back and good with children and other pets.
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American Bobtail Cat Breed Profile
The American Bobtail, a relative newcomer on the scene, is increasing in popularity due to its winning combination of wild appearance and friendly demeanour.
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Russian Blue Cat Breed Profile
The Russian Blue is a green-eyed, elegant cat with silvery blue-gray fur and a shy, affectionate, undemanding temperament.
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Chartreux Cat Breed Profile
Among the oldest breeds recognized by the Cat Fanciers' Association, the French Chartreux (pronounced Shar-TROO) was once valued more for its pelt than its personality.
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Oriental Shorthair Cat Breed Profile
The Oriental Shorthair, a Siamese hybrid, is available in a broad array of colours and patterns.
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Balinese Cat Breed Profile
Balinese cats are similar to the Siamese in both looks and temperament, but are differentiated by their longer fur and plumed tails.
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Tonkinese Cat Breed Profile
Gregarious, affectionate, and mischievous, Tonkinese cats provide the best of both worlds: Siamese intelligence combined with the laid-back Burmese temperament.
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Ocicat Breed Profile
Ocicats are sociable, affectionate, and very intelligent. Despite their wild appearance, they tend to be friendly and easy going.
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The American Shorthair Cat Breed
Now one of the top 10 most popular cat breeds, the American Shorthair did not receive full recognition until the 1960s.
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Maine Coon Cat Breed
There are many theories about the origins of the Maine Coon, a gentle giant that has become one of the most popular cat breeds in North America.
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Bengal Cat Breed Profile
The Bengal is a beautiful spotted or marbled cat that was developed through cross-breeding wild Asian Leopard Cats with domestic tomcats.
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Exotic Shorthair Cat Breed Profile
The Exotic Shorthair, a cross between the Persian and the American Shorthair, has a Persian face, thick short fur, and a friendly, laid back personality.
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Scottish Fold Cat Breed Profile
The Scottish Fold, a popular cat breed with folded ears, tends to be quiet, undemanding, and gentle, and usually gets along well with children and other pets.
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Cornish Rex Cat Breed Profile
Cornish Rex cats are known for their curious, mischievous personalities, high intelligence, and short curly fur.
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Sphynx Cat Breed Profile
The Sphynx, one of the most popular cat breeds, is a highly entertaining and playful pet that tends to be active and affectionate.
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Abyssinian Cat Breed Profile
Sometimes referred to as the border collie of the cat world, the Abyssinian is one of the smartest cat breeds.
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Cat Breed Personality Traits
Which breed of cat is right for you? Researching breed personalities before adopting helps to ensure a good match between owner and cat.
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The Persian Cat
Rated the Number One breed in popularity by the Cat Fanciers' Association, Persian cats make calm, docile, loving companions.
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Manx Cat Breed Profile
The Manx is one of the more popular cat breeds due to its high intelligence, sweet temperament, unusual personality quirks, and exceptional longevity.
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Ragdoll Cat Breed
Laid back, friendly, and sociable, Ragdolls are a good choice for households with children or dogs.
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Siamese Cat Breed
Favoured by royalty, Siamese cats are extremely bright and tend to live longer than cats of other breeds.
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The Birman Cat Breed
The Birman is a laid-back, unobtrusive cat with beautiful markings and robust health. Birmans once lived in Buddhist temples, providing companionship for priests.
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