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American Wirehair Cat American Wirehair: The American Wirehair sports an exceptional coat, as each hair is bent or hooked, producing a dense, springy coat, with whiskers of the same texture. American Wirehair was developed from the American Shorthair, so apart from the coat, the two display many similarities. From barn to show arenas, these rough-coated felines will hook your fancy. More >>
Cornish Rex Cat Cornish Rex: The Cornish Rex is known for its soft, wavy curls--even the whiskers curl. This native of Cornwall, England, savors the warmth and comforts of home and is well suited for apartment life. The Cornish Rex is graced with every imaginable color, including colorpoints, lavender, chocolate and white, in addition to all of the basic colors. Anyone who appreciates a jolly personality will love the active and agile Cornish Rex. More >>
Devon Rex Cat Devon Rex: The Devon Rex first appeared in Devonshire, England, in 1960, 10 years after the birth of the first Rex, the progenitor of the Cornish breed. The Devon Rex's coat, much like that of the other Rex breeds, is delicate, short and curly. The Devon Rex is a small breed, with a friendly and comical personality that matches its charming appearance. More >>
LaPerm Cat LaPerm: The LaPerm is an exceptional combination of curly hair and affection. This longhair breed often wears a curly, plumed tail and exhibits a full, curly ruff. The shorthair LaPerm has more texture to the coat than does the longhaired variety. Both LaPerms come in all colors and coat patterns. The LaPerm breed is distinguished by its nonpareil combination of appearance and people-oriented personality. More >>
Selkirk Rex Cat Selkirk Rex: The Selkirk Rex is covered with a downy, curly coat with every little hair arranged in ringlets that lie close to the body. If the whiskers are curly, a breeder knows they have a kitten that may grow up to be a top show cat. The Selkirk Rex breed has a quiet little voice and will not demand immediate attention, but will not accept being ignored for long periods. The Selkirk Rex is intelligent, silky and friendly, like a teddy bear that comes in a variety of colors and coat patterns. More >>



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