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SCOTTISH FOLD
These sweet natured funny looking cats are donated by of Mother Nature. The first Scottish Fold was Susie, a white barn yard cat, dicovered by a shepherd in Scotland. Today all true Scotttish Fold Cats trace their ancestors back to Susie. Lop earred cats were found several times on several places of the world. As early as hundred years ago some encyclopaedias mentionned "Chinese Lop-Earred Cats". One of these specimens was brouht home by an English sailor, causing a lot of sensation. Susie - was she a rediscovered Chinese?
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Scottish
Folds are uncomplicated cheerful companions, happy and healthy without
any extraordinary demands. Their small ears cling to the full rounded
cheeks like a soft cap. Temperament of Scotties corresponds to their cute
look: Fond of playing they seem to like jokes. With their funny ideas
they can make you smile even when you are feeling bad. Scottish Folds
enjoy cuddling, they answer with gentle purring or speak with soft voice.
They agree with (nearly) everything their master will do to them without
any scratching or biting. In contrary to certain prejudices Scottish Folds
are able to hear very well and are in sturdy state of health. Many of
them grow rather old - 15 years and much more - staying in good condition.
Their extraordinary vitality is due to the hybrid mode of breeding.
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SCOTTISH STRAIGHT The straight earred siblings of Scottish Folds are equal to them in all points except of their ears (see photo on first page). Scottish Straights are recognized British Shorthair Cats wich can be shown and compete for all titles and awards. For more detailed informations on breed history, how to care, to raise and to show Scottish Fold and Scottish Straight Cats read: Ortrun Wagner, SCOTTISH FOLD KATZEN, Parey Verlag, ISBN 3 - 490 - 43412 - 9 (€ 9,95).
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