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Maine Coon
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Maine Coon

Breed of domestic longhaired cat native to North America. It is the oldest American breed and one of the largest. Its fur is shaggy and uneven in length and of a coppery brown colour with black markings. It has a thick, bushy tail similar to the raccoon from which it gets its name.

The breed was registered in 1861, but was only officially recognized in the USA in 1976.



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Lulu, a 6-year-old Maine coon cat, adores being brushed and surrounded with attention.
Some of these races you might consider Abyssinian cats, which look much like a Siamese, with the exception of coloring; Exotic Shorthairs, which have the appearance of royalty, with less fur, Maine Coon cats with their trademark or missing stubby tail; Bengals, who are in fact a hybrid between a Bengal cat and a domestic cat.
SUZY This Maine coon cat lives with Diana and Stewart Donaldson in Hawick, Roxburghshire.
 
 
 
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