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The American Shorthair (ASH) is the 8th most popular domestic breed in the world. They originated in Europe and came across to North America on ships to help hunt mice and rats. They are generally laid-back and low maintenance cats and great house pets.

The American Shorthair (ASH) is the 8th most popular domestic breed in the world. They originated in Europe and came across to North America on ships to help hunt mice and rats. They are generally laid-back and low maintenance cats and great house pets.

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The American Shorthair (ASH) is the 8th most popular domestic breed in the world. They originated in Europe and came across to North America on ships to help hunt mice and rats. They are generally laid-back and low maintenance cats and great house pets.

The American Shorthair (ASH) is the 8th most popular domestic breed in the world. They originated in Europe and came across to North America on ships to help hunt mice and rats. They are generally laid-back and low maintenance cats and great house pets.

The American Shorthair (ASH) is the 8th most popular domestic breed in the world. They originated in Europe and came across to North America on ships to help hunt mice and rats. They are generally laid-back and low maintenance cats and great house pets.

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There is no official record of the Birman cat's origins. The name comes from the French word for Burma where these cats are said to be companions of the temple priests on the Mount of Lugh. Legend has it that they came to France through theft and smuggling, although other legends claim they were given as gifts in thanks for defending the mountain temple against invaders. Nowadays they are known as the national cat of Burma and famous for their deep blue eyes.

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The American Shorthair (ASH) is the 8th most popular domestic breed in the world. They originated in Europe and came across to North America on ships to help hunt mice and rats. They are generally laid-back and low maintenance cats and great house pets.

There is no official record of the Birman cat's origins. The name comes from the French word for Burma where these cats are said to be companions of the temple priests on the Mount of Lugh. Legend has it that they came to France through theft and smuggling, although other legends claim they were given as gifts in thanks for defending the mountain temple against invaders. Nowadays they are known as the national cat of Burma and famous for their deep blue eyes.

There is no official record of the Birman cat's origins. The name comes from the French word for Burma where these cats are said to be companions of the temple priests on the Mount of Lugh. Legend has it that they came to France through theft and smuggling, although other legends claim they were given as gifts in thanks for defending the mountain temple against invaders. Nowadays they are known as the national cat of Burma and famous for their deep blue eyes.

These cats have a naturally occurring mutation that shortens their tails. They can be a nub of a tail or no tail at all. They come from the Isle of Man where they were historically referred to as "rumpy" or "stubbin." They're prized by farmers for their hunting ability and are very popular as a sailing cat.

These cats have a naturally occurring mutation that shortens their tails. They can be a nub of a tail or no tail at all. They come from the Isle of Man where they were historically referred to as "rumpy" or "stubbin." They're prized by farmers for their hunting ability and are very popular as a sailing cat.

The American Shorthair (ASH) is the 8th most popular domestic breed in the world. They originated in Europe and came across to North America on ships to help hunt mice and rats. They are generally laid-back and low maintenance cats and great house pets.

The American Shorthair (ASH) is the 8th most popular domestic breed in the world. They originated in Europe and came across to North America on ships to help hunt mice and rats. They are generally laid-back and low maintenance cats and great house pets.

The American Shorthair (ASH) is the 8th most popular domestic breed in the world. They originated in Europe and came across to North America on ships to help hunt mice and rats. They are generally laid-back and low maintenance cats and great house pets.

The American Shorthair (ASH) is the 8th most popular domestic breed in the world. They originated in Europe and came across to North America on ships to help hunt mice and rats. They are generally laid-back and low maintenance cats and great house pets.

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American Curls started from a mutation occurring in stray Californian cats in the 1980s. The first recorded cat appeared to a family called the Rugas in Lakshore California. The mother gave birth to a litter of cats with the same curled ears and so the breed began. Kittens are actually born with straight ears that curl and calcify over time.

Persian cats were imported to Italy and France in the 1620s. Before that, they were widespread throughout Persia and surrounding areas. Their long hair and short snouts made them desirable for cat fanciers. Genetic research has discovered that while these cats retained the name of their homeland, they've been so interbred with western breeds that they bear no more genetic markers of the Persian ancestors.

Abyssinians are graceful, intelligent, lithe cats. They're balls of energy, which they use to climb, jump, and explore every corner of your house.

Abyssinians are graceful, intelligent, lithe cats. They're balls of energy, which they use to climb, jump, and explore every corner of your house.

My life, my rules, my attitude! I love my cat but he can be very obstinate, judgmental, and just plain ornery. I decided to make a CAT Design with an Attitude for you cat lovers out there who may have pretty much the same attitude! The kitties eyes, nose, and mouth will be the same color as the item color you choose!

American Wirehair cats originated in Vernon, New York in 1966. A litter of kittens produced one male red and white cat with a wiry coat. This cat, Adam, was then bred with a female Rex owned by breeder Joan O'Shea. The litter retained the mutation and a broad breeding project was born! They are still a rare breed, 41st on the list of the Cat Fancier's Association.

The European Shorthair (or just European) originated in Sweden. It became a unique breed in 1949 after confusion with the British Shorthair necessitated differentiation. The European Shorthair is essentially the naturally-occurring domestic cat of Europe and is closely related to other short-haired cat varieties.

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Persian cats were imported to Italy and France in the 1620s. Before that, they were widespread throughout Persia and surrounding areas. Their long hair and short snouts made them desirable for cat fanciers. Genetic research has discovered that while these cats retained the name of their homeland, they've been so interbred with western breeds that they bear no more genetic markers of the Persian ancestors.

American Curls started from a mutation occurring in stray Californian cats in the 1980s. The first recorded cat appeared to a family called the Rugas in Lakshore California. The mother gave birth to a litter of cats with the same curled ears and so the breed began. Kittens are actually born with straight ears that curl and calcify over time.

Persian cats were imported to Italy and France in the 1620s. Before that, they were widespread throughout Persia and surrounding areas. Their long hair and short snouts made them desirable for cat fanciers. Genetic research has discovered that while these cats retained the name of their homeland, they've been so interbred with western breeds that they bear no more genetic markers of the Persian ancestors.