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ORIGIN The Cymric is like the Manx, a cat native to the isle of Manx, a cat without a tail, but with longhair (Manx cats often give birth to longhaired kittens). In 1960s, it was brought to Canada by breeders who decided to create a longheaded Manx breed. The breed was recognized by the CCA in 1970, by the CFA in 1989, but not by the FIFE. Cymric are almost unknown in Europe.
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ASPECT The Cymric is a short cat with well developed muzzle, moderate in length and width; it has a round appearance (head, eyes, muzzle, thigs , rump, feet). Its hind legs are longer than the forelegs; the feet have 5 toes in front and 4 in back; the eyes color is conformed to the coat. The Cymric has a abundant undercoat, of medium length, dense, silky. The colors accepted are the same as the Manx.
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CHARACTER The Cymric is friendly, affectionate, docile and active; it is playful and intelligent; it is also sociable and gets along well with the other pets.
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CARE The Cymric requires a weekly brushing.
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