What affects us affects cats
by Erin (Oakland, CA) Introduction: the question in the title was asked by a visitor to this website many years ago. The article was written many years ago which is why I have decided to refresh and update it and republish it because it is a good question. I just written an article on …
Gloria Stephens in her book Legacy of the Cat says that the Maine Coon colours are: Traditional color: Black, chocolate, cinnamon, blue, lilac, fawn, red, cream and white. Sepia and mink color: seal, chocolate, cinnamon, blue, lilac, fawn, red and cream. Pointed color: seal, chocolate, cinnamon, blue, lilac, fawn, red and cream. Pattern: solid …
“Miss Kate” – strictly ©copyright Helmi Flick page 2 continuation from Maine-Coon-1 CFA and TICA breed standard compared. The TICA also say under “General Description” the Maine Coon has been developed by natural selection (e.g. she has not been developed by people such as the mutated breeds or the wild/domestic hybrids – click here more …
This is a continuation from the page Maine-Coon-2 a discussion with photographs about the Maine Coon breed standards of the CFA and TICA. It is said that the CFA prefers more groomed Maine Coons and I am seeing if the standards of each registry encourages that different approach or whether it is down to …
page 4>>>continuation from Maine-Coon-3 CFA and TICA breed standard compared. The lynx tips to these ears are so dense that they are flopping forward under their own weight. So far I have established that there are some differences in breed standard between the 2 most important cat registries. This supports the view that a …
