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American Curl A friendly medium-sized cat from California, known for ears that curve backwards and a soft, silky coat in long and short versions. American Wirehair A rare American cat with a springy, crimped, wiry coat that began as a mutation in a New York litter in 1966. Bambino A small, hairless, short-legged cat created in 2005 by crossing the Sphynx and the Munchkin, whose breeding is debated on welfare grounds. Cornish Rex A slim, athletic cat from Cornwall with a short, finely waved coat of down hair only, big ears and a love of play. Devon Rex A small, pixie-faced cat from Devon with huge ears, a soft wavy coat and a clownish, people-seeking nature. Donskoy A medium-sized hairless or nearly hairless Russian cat from Rostov-on-Don, whose bare coat comes from a dominant gene unrelated to the Sphynx. Dwelf An experimental American breed that crosses the hairless Sphynx with the short-legged Munchkin and the curl-eared American Curl. Foldex A Canadian breed that crosses the Scottish Fold with the Exotic Shorthair, giving a round-faced cat of which only about half have folded ears. German Rex A medium-sized curly-coated cat from Germany, descended from a cat found in Berlin in 1951, heavier and rounder than the Cornish Rex. Kinkalow An experimental American dwarf breed that crosses the short-legged Munchkin with the curl-eared American Curl. Lambkin A very rare, short-legged cat with a dense curly coat, made by crossing the Munchkin with the Selkirk Rex; its dwarfism is a welfare concern. LaPerm A medium-sized, affectionate cat from Oregon with a soft, springy curled coat that comes in short and long forms. Lykoi A rare American breed with a sparse, roan coat and a bare facial mask that gives it a werewolf look, known as an active, loyal hunter. Minskin A very rare, short-legged cat with a fine coat mostly on the face, ears, legs and tail, made from Munchkin, Sphynx, Devon Rex and Burmese lines. Minuet A rare short-legged cat with a rounded Persian-type face, made by crossing the Munchkin with Persian-type breeds; formerly named the Napoleon. Munchkin A small, lively cat with short legs from a bone-growth gene; its dwarfism is a major welfare debate, and breeding is restricted in some places. Peterbald A slim, long-eared, nearly hairless Russian cat of Oriental build, a cross of the Don Sphynx and Oriental Shorthair, with coats from bald to straight. Scottish Fold A round-faced cat from Scotland with ears that fold forward, a quiet temperament and a well-documented cartilage and bone disorder linked to the fold. Selkirk Rex A sturdy, plush-coated American cat with loose random curls, a placid temperament and both short and long coats. Sphynx A hairless, wrinkled, warm-skinned cat from Canada with a big personality, strong attachment to people and special skin and heat needs. Ukrainian Levkoy A rare, nearly hairless cat from Ukraine with ears that fold forward, bred from the Donskoy and the Scottish Fold and drawn into welfare debate.
Temperament scores run from 1 (low) to 5 (high) and are a guide to a breed, not a promise about one cat. Weights are for typical adults.