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I have an ocicat - she is spotted a little bit like a bengal but without any wild cat in her lines. She's so sweet and playful! |
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For me it's always a tie between the Egyptian Mau, and Abyssinians. Both are such wonderful breeds of cat. |
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Rocky Mtn Paints said:
I have an ocicat - she is spotted a little bit like a bengal but without any wild cat in her lines. She's so sweet and playful!
I also love the ocicats. I've never had the chance to meet one, but I would absolutely love to, I don't think there are many if any on my island of the country though unfortunately.
Versailles said:
For me it's always a tie between the Egyptian Mau, and Abyssinians. Both are such wonderful breeds of cat.
Abyssinians are neat little cats, I find they're mostly quite shy but can be super affectionate. |
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Ponies heaven said:
Egyptian mau cross <3
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I grew up with a Balinese cat and she was amazing, however the breed's health issues were heartbreaking in the end. My current girl has some ragdoll in her and I absolutely adore the playful, floppy personality so far <33 |
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My best friend (irl) breeds cute little ice-blue-eyed ragdolls, and I love seeing all the new babies grow up! |
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