Feline Breeds Part 2 DEVON REX Chocolate devon

Feline Breeds, Part 2

DEVON REX Chocolate devon rex, unlike the cornish rex the devon has all three types of hair but guard hair is fragile or stunted

EGYPTIAN MAU Silver spotted tabby Mau: Egyptian women may have patterned their elaborate eye makeup after the “mascara” markings of the Mau

EXOTIC SHORTHAIR Blue exotic shorthair

Silver shaded exotic

HAVANA BROWN Solid brown (self brown) havana Green eyes are a must to show

HIMALAYAN Blue point : no matter what the color of the coat the eyes must always be blue.

Seal point Himalayan

JAPANESE BOBTAIL Mi Ke coloring, meaning the fur is the same as the American calico. Tail is more pom-pom shaped than other stunted tail breeds

Mi Ke or calico Japanese bobtail

JAVANESE Seal lynx point : primary difference between the breeds with this body type is color scheme and Association to which you belong!

KORAT Silver blue with silver tipped hair shafts gives a halo effect

MAINE COON Brown mackerel tabby with white One of the largest of the domestic breeds

Tortoiseshell tabby Maine Coon

MANX Brown mackerel tabby The manx is one of the most challenging cats to breed as the manx gene causes death early in development as well as birth defects

Classic/blotched, mitted, booted, tabby, rumpy Manx, with white

Norwegian Forest Cat Black and white bicolor This breed goes through a spring molting

OCICAT Although the ocicat favors the spotted tabby and also has a hit of classic tabby it is actually an agouti tabby as the hair has the banded color of the abyssinian

Silver ocicat

ORIENTAL Blue tortoiseshell tabby Oriental

Ebony Oriental The body type is almost identical to the Siamese, the one major difference is the color options.

PERSIAN Brown tabby The show trend has been the flatter face, although this does pose physical limitations such as respiratory problems and weepy eyes.