Guide to Housecat Breeds 1
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341K ViewsAll the cat breeds wouldn't fit on one document so I had to divide this one. The last 12 breeds, those with coat/tail/ear mutations, are in part 2 linked below.
To view both parts of this chart together in full size, you need to go to my website.
Prints are available on Redbubble: Part 1 and Part 2 . There are also mugs of your favourite breeds!
The full series (get the book!:origin()/pre03/b94b/th/pre/f/2011/212/a/f/guide_to_cats___the_book_by_cedarseed-d4293ui.png)
):
Guide to Pantherinae/Big cats
Guide to Felinae/Little cats
Guide to Housecat breeds 1
Guide to Housecat breeds 2
Guide to Coat colors and Patterns
For the rest of my tutorials go here.
For my tutorial books go here.
To view both parts of this chart together in full size, you need to go to my website.
Prints are available on Redbubble: Part 1 and Part 2 . There are also mugs of your favourite breeds!
The full series (get the book!
):Guide to Pantherinae/Big cats
Guide to Felinae/Little cats
Guide to Housecat breeds 1
Guide to Housecat breeds 2
Guide to Coat colors and Patterns
For the rest of my tutorials go here.
For my tutorial books go here.
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Nice kitties, nice
Nice! :)
Thanks!
This will come in handy
Nice!
This is so wonderful! Thank you so much!
Welcome!
Thank you for the tutorial!
Welcome!
Perfect! Hey Peoples check My Deviantart.
i cant read what it says
Download it.
I know this is like, 4 years late
Whats the 12th one from the bottom
*screams* this is so much help ;o;
Thanks 
Cool!
This really helps, thank you! 
Welcome!
I didn't see in on this page so I'll just ask: is the Scottish fold, Minuet & Munchkin breeds in the book or do I got to be a bit more creative?
Minuet and munchkin are not official CFA breeds, Scottish fold is. See part 2 for the latter.
Maybe not here, but I did read that minuets were recently added to the groups in Europe (which is not surprising since they originated on Russian soil), & truthfully a "munchkin" can appear in any breed of cat. It is a genetic defect after all.
Only breeds recognized by the CFA www.cfa.org/breeds.aspx at the time of the making of the guide are included.
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