Wednesday, September 1, 2010

Persian Cat Profiles



Persian cat is a medium or large organization, with "Cobby" type, low on legs, broad and deep through the chest, shoulders so massive and tail, with a soft "thinking" face.
Unlike his "soft" appearance, Persian, has good muscle tone, without signs of obesity. His hair is long and thick, glossy texture and full of life. Wide range of colors and patterns are unacceptable. Coat color standards CFA Persian are divided into color zones:
  • Division Solid Color
  • Distribution of silver and gold
  • Shaded and Smoke Division
  • Tabby Division
  • Party Division
  • Division Calico and Bi-Color
  • Division of the Himalayas

Particular attention Himalayan Division, CFA, who believes, as a Persian colored race. In TICA, the Himalayan is considered a breed apart, but it is in the Persian Breed Group, which also includes Exotic Shorthair cats.
AACE judges of the Himalayas on its distinct breed standard.

Persian Cat History
The beginnings of Persia are as varied as the number of people it describes, but it's pretty well accepted that the early Persian cats came from Persia (now Iran) and Turkey, and were introduced in England in the early European travelers, and while traveling cross. Some historians believe they may be covered by the Persian Angoras in Italy at the age of 16 years.

All agree that the Persian was high on the list of estimates of "property" of the monarchy, the King of kings and queens of England. In the late 19th century, North America discovered the Persian cat, and soon reached its zenith, that is the cat's most popular in the United States, it continues to honor today.

With its long and glorious dress flowing soft face, to match its disposition, it is not surprising that Persian is the favorite among all breeds of purebred cats. Persians need a quiet safe, but when they feel safe, are a constant source fun households chance is the property of Persia. Persian requires regular maintenance to keep the beauty of the dress, so think before doing what must be a commitment to the life of this magnificent cat.

via cats.about

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