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15 Cat Breeds That Didn't Exist 100 Years Ago


15 Cat Breeds That Didn't Exist 100 Years Ago
On 4/12/21 at 8:28 AM EDT
Like all other pets, new cat breeds can both naturally occur and be developed deliberately.
As a result, there are now scores of different breeds, meaning there is a perfect pussycat suited to every taste.
Newsweek picks out 15 cat breeds that have only come to exist in the last century.
American Curl
Close-up portrait of a white American Curl cat with blue eyes. The American Curl is named after its characteristic ear shape
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The American Curl is named after its characteristic ear shape, which is controversial as this is associated with severe and painful degenerative joint disease.

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