Most Interesting Cat Breeds

The strangest and most interesting cat breeds.

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• 1.

  Mainecoon

  One of biggest house breeds, the Mainecoon looks and act a little like a wild cat.

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  Scottish Fold

  This breed has odd little folded over squished ears, just begging to be unfolded and straightened out.

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  Siberian Forest Cat

  The Siberian Forest Cat is a large strong breed, with large ears and widely set features. Very pretty, but also quite a big cat.

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  Manx

  The Manx's tail is even smaller than a Bobtail's. In fact, the Manx has no tail whatsoever.

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  American Wirehair

  This cat looks like it is permanently scared, as it's hair sticks up continuously.

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  Abyssinian

  The Abysssian is a relatively normal looking cat, but it is suggested that it is a direct successor of the Pharaohnic cats of ancient Egpyt.

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  Siamese

  The well known Siamese breed is a glossy little cat, and is very friendly and conversational in nature.

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• 8.

  American Curl

  A odd looking cat, 90% of this animal looks fairly typical. The main difference is in the pointy little inside out ears.

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  Cornish Rex

  The Cornish Rex is a styley cat. It has a short plushy fur coat, which contains cute ripples and curls along its back.

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  Munchkin

  This cat has teeny weeny short little legs and can't jump very high, but it is very very cute.

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  Sphynx

  The Sphynx is a regular baldy. Completely hairless, the poor old Sphynx goes unprotected from the extremes of temperatures or sun.

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  Bobtail

  Bobtail's look very much like a standard moggy, with one exception. The Bobtail's tail is very short, hence the name.

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  Turkish Van Cat

  These make lovable and affectionateand pets, and have a great cat party trick - unlike most cats, Turkish Van Cat's love water, and love to swim!

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