The Scottish is not registered with the premier cat association in the UK but is accepted and registered in America by their two best-known cat associations, namely The International Cat Association and the Cat Fanciers’ Association. The Scottish Fold hails … Continue reading →
For me, and I do have a particular taste embedded in reality and welfare, this video is not helpful to the human/cat relationship. It looks mildly interesting because it looks strange. The cat is a Scottish Fold and the moving … Continue reading →
The Scottish Fold has been dubbed the “owl cat”. The ears are flat against the head creating an owl-like appearance. The breed is popular. It is becoming more popular and celebrities contribute to the process. Taylor Swift and her friend … Continue reading →
How do you know if a Scottish Fold kitten that you are buying had a Scottish Fold father and mother? You absolutely need to know because if he/she did, then at four to six months of age the kitten may … Continue reading →
Introduction Origin Genetics – health – breeding Longhair Breed Standard To Check Note Click here to see visitors’ submissions Introduction This cat breed is another instance of a natural genetic mutation affecting a part of the cat’s body that has … Continue reading →
Scottish Fold, Blue British SH, Toy Dog and Chartreux Mixed! by Michael This cat has the ears of an imperfect Scottish Fold, the behavior of a dog, the appearance of a blue British Shorthair and the smile of a Chartreux. … Continue reading →
by Debbie (Kuwait) Dexter is a two year old Scottish Fold. He has not been neutered. I am wanting to breed him with a Himalayan. He has no interest in her. This is his first time. I brought her to … Continue reading →
An interesting picture of a Scottish Fold cat. Interesting because of what photographers would call “chiaroscuro”. Chiaroscuro means different things in different mediums but for me in photography it means a subtle form of low contrast, fine toned and shaded … Continue reading →
by Millie (Lakeside CA USA) I moved in with my son and his family about a year and six months ago. They have a neutered male cat, named Li’l Boy, who is a small grey/black striped cat with normal features … Continue reading →
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