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The Minskin cat has a stocky body, short legs, and large blue eyes that give them an alien-like appearance. This is a rare, newer breed that was developed only a couple of decades ago. A man named Paul McSorley from Boston, Massachusetts,Our minskin cats and Kittens for sale are famously friendly and docile. This sweet breed is kind, confident, responsive, affectionate.

Dr. Joseph C. Thompson brought a cat named Wong Mau from Burma to the United States in 1930. This cat was a deep brown color, and many fans assumed she was a very dark Siamese. Dr. Thompson disagreed, and he and other like-minded breeders decided to breed Wong Mau in order to determine what breed she was. Wong Mau was the forefather of the Burmese breed. Dr.Thompson's theory seemed to be supported by Wong Mau's kittens. When she was bred to a Siamese, the kittens appeared to be Burmese/Siamese hybrids as well as pure Siamese. When the Burmese/Siamese hybrids were bred, they produced the deep, dark Burmese kittens. The darker-colored Burmese cat for sale then bred true, proving that Wong Mau was, in fact, a Siamese-Siamese hybrid with a dark-colored unknown cat. Unfortunately, due to the popularity of this breed, hybrids began to appear in the show ring instead of pure Burmese in 1947. The showing of hybrids was a violation of the Cat Fanciers' Association's show rules, and recognition of the Burmese was withdrawn as a result. The Burmese Cat Society of America assured the registries that it would not happen again until 1953.

BOMBAY CAT ORIGIN A Breeder In Louisville, Kentucky, Developed The Bombay In An Effort To Create A "Parlour Panther," Or A Jet-Black Cat With Gorgeous Copper Eyes And A Lithe, Athletic Build. There Is No Denying That The Bombay Perfectly Satisfies This Requirement! In 1953, Ms. Horner Started Her Endeavors By Mating A Black American Shorthair With Particularly Vivid Eyes To A Sable Burmese Female. She Was Able To Consistently Produce A Striking Black Cat That Was Unique From Any Other Through A Protracted Process Of Selective Breeding, Outcrossing, And Stringent Control Over The Line.