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Meaning Of ‘Points’ In Feline Terminology

A cat’s ‘Points’ are the ears, nose, feet, and tail. For example, in cats which have a pointed pattern coat, their basic coat color is confined to the points. The remainder of the cats body is usually a pale cream, fawn, or white. The white may have a bluish, creamy, or ivory tinge to it.
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Meaning Of ‘Points’ In Feline Terminology posted by Laurie Buckley in Feline Terminology
on June 17, 2007 at 12:25 pm

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Classification of Non-Pedigree Cats

Non-pedigree cats as pets have the advantage of having bred naturally, albeit usually by accident. They also more likely than not, have strays at some point within their ancestry. Non-pedigees are likely to be both healthy and hardy, with the weaker strains having been weeded out by the laws of survival. They also tend to [...]

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Classification of Non-Pedigree Cats posted by Laurie Buckley in Feline Terminology
on April 17, 2007 at 11:45 am

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Classification Of The Cat: Body Types, Part II

The “Foreign” Cat
The second basic body type is the “foreign” cat. An extreme example of the so-called foreign type would be the Siamese. The word “foreign” in this context has no geographical connotations; it simply means, in terms of the cat fancy, non-cobby. The Siamese which is an extreme example of the “foreign” type is [...]

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Classification Of The Cat: Body Types, Part II posted by Laurie Buckley in Feline Terminology
on February 26, 2007 at 11:20 am

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