What are the different breeds of cats
First, there are the breeds of cats that are listed in the Cat Fancy, which is the largest and most well-known breed registry in the world. They are:
The Abyssinian, the sole recognized breed of cats in North America
The American Shorthair, the most popular breed of cat
The Maine Coon, the largest of the domestic longhairs
The British Shorthair, an old breed
The Persian, a longhair from Persia
The Siamese, the most popular of the domestic shorthairs
The Turkish Van
The Norwegian Forest Cat, an ancient breed
The Balinese, a longhair from Bali, Indonesia
the Manx, a longhair from the Isle of Man, UK
The Russian Blue, a longhair from Russia
The Turkish Angora, one of the oldest breeds
The Somali, another ancient breed
The Chartreux, a longhair from France
The Sphynx, a longhair from Egypt
The Russian Blue, an old breed
Many of these breeds are ancient. The Abyssinian, the first breed listed, originated in the 15th century. The Siamese are believed to have originated in Thailand in the 13th century.
The International Cat Association (TICA) and the Cat Fanciers’ Association (CFA) are other breed registries. TICA recognizes only the following breeds:
The Abyssinian
The American Shorthair
The Burmilla
The Chartreux
The Cornish Rex
The Devon Rex
The Egyptian Mau
The Manx
The Balinese
The Sphynx
The Russian Blue
The Siberian
The Somali
The Turkish Angora
TICA allows for the showing of the Manx and the Turkish Angora. The Turkish Angora is the only longhair recognized by CFA.
The CFA recognizes the following breeds:
CFA allows for the showing of the Manx, the Turkish Angora, and the Turkish Van.
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