1. Abyssinian cat
The Abyssinian cat is also known as the Ethiopian cat and is known as the ballet cat because of its beautiful gait. The Abyssinian cat is the aristocrat of the shorthair cat and one of the most popular shorthair cats in the world, especially popular with cat lovers in North America. But the breeding rate of Abyssinian cats is not very high, so it is also very rare and precious.
2. Egyptian cat
Native to Egypt, it is also known as the Egyptian god cat. Probably the earliest domestic cat in the world.
3. Ossi cat
Ossi's speckled coat gives it the shape of a small wildcat. In 1964, breeding specialist Birginia daly of Berkeley, Michigan, crossed siamese-Abyssinian cats with chocolate accent colored Siamese cats in hopes of obtaining the spotted accent color Siamese cat.
4. Balinese cat
The Balinese cat is a famous long-haired cat bred in the United States as a long-haired mutant of the Siamese cat. It first appeared in cats that were thought to be pure Siamese cat blood.
5. Berman cat
The Berman cat is said to have originated in Burma. During World War II, there were only two Berman cats left in Europe, and in order to save this frequent breed, breeders had to re-establish this breed by heterogeneous mating methods. From the beginning onwards, the registration of the general Berman cat must have at least five generations of purebred blood.
6. Muppet cat
7. Persian cat
Persian cats are strong and powerful, and their body lines are simple and smooth; Round face, flat nose, short legs, small ears, large eyes, short and rounded tail. The back hair of the Persian cat is long and dense, the texture is like cotton, and it is as light as silk; The coat is colorful, brilliant and varied.
8. German curly cat
9. Electric hot roll cat
The electric hot roll cat is a unique combination of curly hair and an emotional personality. You can't deny love and the electric hot roll cat will shower in its owner also does not curl or wave hair also do breeding so interested in love.
10. Oriental shorthair cat
11. Doncini cat
12. Russian Blue Cat
Because its ancestors originated in the cold Siberian belt, many places call it the "spirit of winter".
13. Havana brown cat
Bred by British livestock scientists in the early 1950s, it is a chocolate-colored Siamese hybrid of the aboriginal shorthair cat. Because its body hair, beard, and nose are brown, the same color as the famous Havana cigar smoke in Cuba, it is named Havana Cat, which means cigar smoke color cat.
14. Canadian hairless cat
The origin of the Canadian hairless cat is still not fully understood, and some people believe that it was produced in South America, because the indigenous people of Mexico have kept this hairless cat, and the tussphinx hairless cat is an extremely rare hairless gene mutant in the genetic breeding process of domestic cats in the Americas or Europe.
15. Chinchilla
The English name chinchilla, the original meaning is actually the name of a velvet mouse. Chinchilla is one of the earliest purely artificial breeds, a characteristic cat breed that has been carefully bred over the years.
16. Königs curly cat
17. Colat cat
The Korat cat is an ancient breed native to the Korat Plateau in northwestern Thailand. Of all the cats, the oldest carat with its history originated in the Korat Plateau in northwestern Thailand. Thais have believed since ancient times that cats can bring happiness, especially in high society, and are even more cherished.
18. Ragged cat
Ragged cats are classically large cats, when females average between ten and fifteen pounds. The ragged cat is a low-maintenance cat. Although the coat is thick and plush, care is not happy with mats or bushes and is easy.
19. American short-tailed cat
This cat of American descent is extremely rare outside the United States. The coat of the short-tailed cat begins to be short. The breeding was then added with the Himalayan cat (the English color-spotted Persian cat) and finally the medium-length coated short-tailed cat was obtained. The variety was recognized by Tica in 1989. The half-haired American short-tailed cat and the long-haired American short-tailed cat share the same breed characteristics as their cousins.
20. American curly-eared cat
The American curly-eared cat belongs to the mutated cat species. Legend has it that in 1981, a female black cat in southern California was covered with soft and smooth long hair, with a graceful posture, but her ears were curly. Be especially careful with their ears so as not to break the cartilage of the ears. Do not deliberately bend their ears into an unnatural shape.
21. American shorthair cat
The ancestors of the American shorthair originally lived in Europe and later followed the early pioneers into North America. The so-called "American Shorthair" is different from the Shorthair cat in the United States, and is different in both pedigree and appearance. Perhaps some American native cats will feel very much like the orthodox "American shorthair cat" at first glance, but the real purebred cat should be able to maintain the same appearance, coat color and personality when breeding the next generation of catlets.
22. American hard-haired cat
In 1966, kittens born on a farm in Udika, New York, USA, had a black-and-white mutation in coat color. Cat lovers based on this cat, carefully bred it, and added the blood of the American shorthair cat. After about 10 years of selective breeding, today's American hard-haired cat was bred.
23. Mumbai cats
It is a modern breed, like the Doncini cat, the Mumbai cat was bred in the United States in the 1970s with a cross-breed of Burmese cat and American black shorthair cat. But it is not yet recognized in the UK. Because of its resemblance to the Indian leopard, it is named after the Indian city of Mumbai. The Mumbai cat, also known as the Little Panther, mona Lisa, and Mini Ponza, is a famous shorthaired cat bred in the United States. The whole body is black, shiny and shiny, the hair is short, and it is close to the body, like patent leather.
24. Burmese cat
In the early thirties, the Dr. 30, San Francisco, USA Joseph thomson obtained an attractive brown female cat from Burma, he named it 'wong mau', and after breeding with the Siamese cat, he developed this different breed, the Burmese cat. Burmese cats are very friendly to people and can also get along well with the dogs in the house. If you have a pleasant travel experience at a young age, most Burmese cats can get used to going out in a car.
25. Maine cat
The Maine cat has a long history, dating back to 1850, when the Trade of Maine was booming, ships from all over the world flocked to the port, and various cat species were brought here. In North America, the Maine cat is also known as the "Maine Raccoon Panda" because of its intelligence and cleverness, and the brown tabby color of the Maine cat tail is similar to the famous raccoon tail in North America, and in the cat show, it is second only to the long-haired Persian cat.
26. Isle of Man tailless cat
When it comes to the origin of the Isle of Man tailless cat, it is believed that it comes from the British Isle of Man hundreds of years ago.
27. Norwegian forest cat
Inhabited in norwegian forests, the cat is a cat species endemic to Scandinavia, with origins dating back to ancient times and often being the protagonist of Nordic stories.
28.Japanese Tanio Cat
The Japanese short-tailed cat is a cat breed native to Japan and has been bred in Japan for many centuries. The Japanese believe that the flower cat is a symbol of luck, so there are many families that keep it. It was introduced to the United States from Japan in 1968, but not many were raised in Europe.
29. Scococat
In 1987, in Wyoming, a straight-haired female cat mated with a curly-haired male cat to give birth to a cat named Miss Deanstoofnoface, which was adopted by Jeri Newman, a Persian cat breeding expert in Montana.
30. Somali cat
The Somali cat, also known as the long-haired Abyssinian cat, is a long-haired cat bred by a mutant species of Abyssinian cat through planned breeding. It retains many of the characteristics and body shape of the Abyssinian cat, with a slightly rounded body and belongs to the slender body of the Oriental type. The five palaces and cheeks are slightly rounded and wedge-shaped, a pair of large ears are wide and V-shaped, and the almond-shaped eyes are even more beautiful and beautiful.
31. Shandong lion cat
Don't think that there are famous cats in foreign countries, in fact, there are many kinds of famous cats in China, such as cloud cats, tanuki cats, Sichuan Jianzhou cats, Shandong lion cats and so on. Purebred Shandong lion cats have long white hairs, neck and back hairs up to 4-5 cm long, and stand like lions. There are also varieties of black and white coat color, but pure white is more precious.
32. Turkish Angora cat
The birthplace of the Turkish Angora cat is The capital of Turkey, Angola, hence the name.
33. Turkish Van cat
Sweet and pleasant, it is friendly to people and is an excellent breed that is very suitable for family breeding.
34. Chateau cat
35. Siberian cat
Siberian cats may be hybrid offspring of domestic and local wildcats in Siberia and Ukraine.
36. Singapore cat
Singaporean cats first originated in Singapore, and in the early 1970s they were found to be very petite cats.
37. Himalayan cat
Persian is a widely recognized and rather popular breed that has emerged as a Himalayan cat based on its early hybrid breeding.
38. English shorthair cat
The ancestors of the English shorthair cat can be said to be "outstanding", as early as more than 2,000 years ago, during the roman empire, they followed Julius Caesar everywhere to fight.
39. Siamese cat
Native to Thailand (hence the name Siam), the Siamese cat was raised more than 200 years ago in Thailand's royal palaces and monasteries, and was a homeless aristocrat. Ordinary people were also granted knighthoods or promoted to nobility, and they also enjoyed the privilege of living with them. They are Siamese cats known as the treasures of the mysterious Forbidden Palace.
40. Exotic shorthair cat
Exotic shorthair cats were bred in the United States in the 1960s by artificially mating long-haired cats such as Persian cats with American shorthair cats and Burmese cats.
41. Scottish folded ear cat
This kind of down-folded ear is really a rare mutation. It was precisely because of the occurrence of deformed cats in the past that breeding was banned in the Uk for a period of time.
42. Accent color shorthair cat
In the 1980s, it was mixed with the Siamese cat by the British shorthair cat. Passing on the color of the Siamese cat to the English shorthair cat, the cat born is more calm than the real Siamese cat personality. The size of the cat is still improving, but people are already breeding cats of good color and quality. The cat is affectionate and will be a good partner.
43. Chinese pastoral cat
"Chinese Pastoral Cat" is a collective name for domestic cats in China. Among them, there are tanuki cats, orange cats (yellow cats), Sichuan Jianzhou cats (four-eared cats), three-flower cats, white cats, black cats (Xuan cats), black and white flower cats, yellow cats, Shandong lion cats and other breeds, of which the tanuki cat and the yellow fox are the most common (gray tanuki cats are more rare), of which the orange cat is the most prone to fat, and the pure white long-hair heterochromatic eyes of the Shandong lion cat is particularly rare and precious.