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Birman cats are medium-sized, strong, and have long, silky fur. Birmans have blue eyes, four white paws, and darker "points" on their face, ears, legs, and tail. Birmans are calm, affectionate pets for peaceful households.
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British shorthair cats are medium to big with short, thick coats and teddy bear-like heads and faces. British shorthairs are loving but not clinging. This calm cat gets along with youngsters and other pets.
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The Chartreux's medium-short double coat is somewhat woolly and breaks at the neck, chest, and flanks like sheep's wool. The hair tips are silver-tipped, giving the coat an iridescent gloss. The coat is usually blue-gray.
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The exotic shorthair is similar to the Persian cat, but its short, soft coat makes it resemble like a teddy bear. Some call the exotic the "lazy person's Persian" since it's easy to groom. Exotic shorthairs are calm and affectionate like Persians.
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The Himalayan, a Persian relative, has a long, flowing, voluminous coat in pointed hues like a Siamese cat. CFA and TICA recognize the breed differently. The Himalayan is a distinct breed in TICA but a color category in CFA.
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Maine coon cats are gentle giants with flowing fur. Maine coons seldom appear bothered. They get along with other cats and dogs and play well with respecting children. Maine coons love family life.
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Persian cats are medium to big with round, flat faces and long, flowing coats. The Persian is the most popular purebred cat breed in the US due to its calm, friendly, and gentle nature. Persian meows are gentle.
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Ragdolls are quiet and cuddly. The breed's name comes from the way these cats melt into your arms. Ragdolls are great with delicate youngsters and other pets. The ragdoll is a loving household pet.
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The Selkirk's curly coat is unexpectedly silky and luxuriant. Selkirks are calm, loving, and tolerant. These kind cats get along with everyone, including respecting youngsters, and other pets.