
Maine Coon
One of the largest pet cat breeds. Maine Coons have a long shaggy coat, tufted ears and a thick bushy tail, and the breed became well known in the state of Maine in the United States.
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Each breed on this page is drawn with the features that actually tell it apart: coat length, ear shape, face shape and body build.
Colour them in, then read the notes under each page to find out where the breed comes from and what makes it unusual.
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One of the largest pet cat breeds. Maine Coons have a long shaggy coat, tufted ears and a thick bushy tail, and the breed became well known in the state of Maine in the United States.
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Siamese cats come from Thailand, which used to be called Siam. They have a slim body, very large ears and a pale coat with darker face, ears, paws and tail.
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Persian cats have a very long thick coat and a round, flat face. Their fur needs brushing most days or it tangles.
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Ragdolls are big, gentle cats with silky semi-long fur and blue eyes. The breed is named for the way many of them relax and go floppy when they are picked up.
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British Shorthairs are sturdy, round-faced cats with a short, very dense coat and full cheeks.
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Bengal cats have a short coat covered in spots and rosettes. The breed was created by crossing domestic cats with the Asian leopard cat, a small wild species.
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Sphynx cats have almost no fur, so their skin feels warm and slightly wrinkled. Without a coat to soak up oils they need regular baths.
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A cat's spine is very flexible and its shoulder blades are loosely attached, so it can twist, squeeze through gaps and land softly. Most cats can pull their claws back inside their paws, which keeps the tips sharp and lets them walk almost silently.
Cats began living alongside people thousands of years ago in the Near East, where grain stores attracted mice. Over time they spread with farmers, traders and sailors to almost every part of the world.

Scottish Folds have small ears that fold forward against the head because of a change in their cartilage. The same change can affect their joints, so the breed is not allowed in some countries.
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Abyssinians are slim, long-legged and very active cats. Each hair in their coat is banded with light and dark, which is called a ticked coat.
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Norwegian Forest Cats have a thick double coat that sheds rain and snow, plus tufted ears and a huge plumed tail.
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American Shorthairs are medium, solidly built cats with a short dense coat, often patterned with tabby swirls and stripes.
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Russian Blues have a short plush blue-grey coat, wide-set ears and bright green eyes. They are usually quiet and a little shy with strangers.
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A close-up portrait of a cat's face with detailed fur, whiskers and eyes — a slower colouring project for older children and adults.
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