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Break: As seen in the Persian breeds, a distinct change in the direction of the nose profile.
Breed: A group of cats with related ancestry and similar, defined physical characteristics.
Breeder: A person who breeds cats.
Breeding: To produce (offspring); give birth to or hatch.
Breeding Program: An continuing program where cats are mated together and the most ‘ideal' kittens selected for breeding.
Breeding Quality: A cat which may not be competitive as a show cat but still meets its breed standards closely enough to be valuable to a breeding program.
Breed-Suitable: A cat proving its worthiness to reproduce by meeting strict breed criteria.
Breed True: The act of producing kittens that closely resemble the parents.
British Shorthair Cat: A breed of shorthaired cat with a very dense, soft coat and large round copper eyes.
Burmese Cat: A foreign shorthair with yellow eyes and a very short, satiny coat. Color can be brown (seal), blue, chocolate, lilac, red, cream and tortoise shell.
By-Products: Animal products of insufficient quality to be used for human consumption. |