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In this second article looking at the grands in the "chocolate family", we cover the first half of the 1990s, including the very first solid RW in the chocolate family.
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In this seventh article looking at the grands in the "chocolate family", we cover the grands from the first half of the 2010s, including the first from the bicolor division!
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In this eigth article looking at the grands in the "chocolate family", we cover the grands from the second half of the 2010s through the first part of the 2020s, including 2 more from the bicolor division!
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Do you know what YOU are responsible for when you enter a cat show? Check out the CFA show rules for Exhibitors.
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Although the Himalayan breed itself was the result of decades of planned breedings, the Lynx Point really came about by accident.
The condition of having two eyes of differing colors is called Heterochromia, but that term is less descriptive that the simpler phrase, "odd-eyed".
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This is the first article of a 6-part series on the art of sculpting the Persian Cat. This series is designed to help you learn how to present your Persian cat beautifully groomed with a head sculpted to emphasize the iconic Persian "look".
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In the second article of our 6-part series on the art of sculpting the Persian Cat, we discuss the correct tools and techniques for producing a well-groomed and polished Persian head.
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Not all exhibitors sculpt their Persian's face in the same style. A groomer may also sculpt one cat differently from another cat. Learn more about the main styles of sculpting a Persian cat.
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The 4th article in our 6-part series on the art of sculpting the Persian Cat highlights common sculpting mistakes, with photos of Persians used to illustrate poor sculpting. While it is important to know what to do, it is equally important to know what NOT to do when sculpting your Persian.
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