There are two purebred domestic cats that look like a bobcat: American bobtail and Pixie-bob. In addition to these two purebred cats which are designed through selective breeding to have a domesticated but slightly similar appearance to the American bobcat, … Continue reading →
A page on the American Bobtail written for children and people who like straightforward English and great pictures in a slideshow. Look at the 2nd picture to see a young girl with her Bobtail. The slide show below works by … Continue reading →
It so happens that this polyfooted mackerel tabby cat is a Pixie-bob, er.. or an American Bobtail! Is this a mackerel tabby coat or a spotted tabby coat? Lying down the coat is striped. Standing up the coat is spotted. … Continue reading →
This is a really nice polydactyl tabby cat picture by Helmi Flick. Octavia is a beautiful polydactyl tabby cat. People call them polycats. And they have polyfeet! The polydactyl world throws up some nice terminology. For people new to polydactyl … Continue reading →
Return to American Bobtail cat | Go to the Home PageAmerican Bobtail cat photograph is ©copyright Helmi Flick– please respect copyright
Continue reading →Return to American Bobtail cat | Go to the Home Page American Bobtail cat photograph is ©copyright Helmi Flick– please respect copyright
Continue reading →Return to American Bobtail cat | Go to the Home Page American Bobtail cat photograph is © copyright Helmi Flick – please respect copyright
Continue reading →The American bobtail is a brawny, hearty and wild-looking cat. The head is strong. The coat appears slightly shaggy reinforcing the natural, wild appearance. This cat can be quite large at around 15 pounds. They have a friendly temperament. There … Continue reading →
This is a part of the Pictures of cats.org website where I like to present photographs in large format. That means they can’t go on the main site as it is too small. Here are some of the best pictures by … Continue reading →
Longhaired American Bobtail – photo copyright Helmi Flick Tailless cats are in the ascendency. When once there was the Japanese Bobtail there is now the Kurilian Bobtail as well (is this breed linked to the Japanese Bobtail). The American Bobtail was … Continue reading →
