Purrs In Our Hearts - Cat Forum UK
Cat General => General Cat Chat => Topic started by: Mark on August 29, 2007, 18:07:02 PM
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I don't know if anyone remembers me posting that I saw a cat with no tail and wsn't sure if it was a pedigree? - well I have been taking my camera to canterbury every time and I saw her today ;D - I got a few pics but she ran away as they were knocking a wall down nearby and thehammer drill scared her :evillaugh:
Is she a japanese bobtail or whatever they are called? :evillaugh:
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She looks a bit like a turkish angora, with that little head and close hair but a full long-haired body. But they have tails. She may have lost it in an accident...
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I agree, she is probably a moggy that has had to have part of her tail removed, she is very beautiful
Dawn.
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She is cute :Luv:
Shame she ran off :tired:
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Oooo shes gorgeous :Luv: :Luv:
I dont think you get natural bobtailed cats with such a long coat. Reckon it was a vet job.
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It doesn't looked chopped and has a natural fall to it so I am convinced its natural :Crazy:
http://www.petpublishing.com/catkit/breeds/japbobtail.shtml
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have a look at these and see what I mean:
http://www.turkish-angora.eu/e-home.html
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I see what you mean - could well be. Her tail seems quite full though. Maybe as its short, it looks fat :evillaugh:
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. Maybe as its short, it looks fat :evillaugh:
I know how that feels :rofl: :rofl:
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Bob's tail was like a big floaty cloud (except when he ran it over matches as I was lighting a ciggy :evillaugh: - then it was like a big ball of flame. He never noticed...). If it had been shortened surgically he would have had a short fat tail for sure. The interesting thing about these cats is that their winter coat is quite long, and in hot weather they seem to lose all but the guard hairs. Bob's eyes were green, he was gorgeous...