Cat Breeds: Exotic Shorthair
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Beau |
Exotic Shorthair
The Exotic Shorthair is in every way a short-haired Persian, so much so
that it is included in the longhair section of cat shows. It is the
result of careful selective breeding in America using the best American
short-hairs and the best Persian longhairs. The aim was to produce a cat
that looked like the Persian in every way except for the coat. The coat,
which is of medium length, is much easier to care for but still has the
huge range of colors and patterns. The Exotic Shorthair was first seen
in the 1960’s and is becoming a very popular breed of cat.
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Royce |
The Exotic Shorthair is a medium sized kitty and has a short tail. They have a round head and their ears are small and set low and well apart. The Exotics have a strong and powerful jaws. The eyes are large and round, set well
apart and are brilliant in color. They do have legs that are short, thick and
strong with large paws. The Exotic Shorthairs
coat is easy to keep in good condition. Regular brushing will help keep
dead hair from knotting into the coat and also from covering your
furniture in cat fur.
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Rosie |
The Exotic Shorthair has the same gentle affectionate nature as it’s
longhaired cousins - the Persians. They are generally good with children and are not as
boisterous as many shorthair breeds. They are quite happy to be left at
home on their own and therefore make ideal house cats.
Tune In Next Tuesday for more information on different Cat Breeds!
*This information was gathered from www.purina.com.au
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