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Breed originally from ordinary domestic cats, and then refined in terms of size, British Shorthairs are now distinguished by their massive, cobby shape and rounded faces. Adult males are considerably larger than females. Following a period of decline at the turn of century, interest in these cats revived during the 1930s. The self colours have always been in great demand and new colours, such as the Lilac, are still being developed. |
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