1
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Tabby
2
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Tortoiseshell
3
Q
A
Calico
4
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Abyssinian
5
Q
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Bengal
6
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A
Birman
7
Q
A
Bombay
8
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British Shorthair
9
Q
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Burmese
10
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A
Cornish Rex
11
Q
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Devon Rex
12
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A
Egyptian Mau
13
Q
A
Himalayan
14
Q
A
Maine Coon
15
Q
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Oriental
16
Q
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Persian
17
Q
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Ragdoll
18
Q
A
Russian Blue
19
Q
A
Scottish Fold
20
Q
A
Siamese
21
Q
A
Sphynx
22
Q
A
Tonkinese
23
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24
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- Naturally Active & Alert
- Remarkable for Instincts in Water & Woods
- Great Hunters
- Most Require Regular, Invigorating Exercise
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Sporting
25
- Ancestral Trait of Being Used for Hunting
- Acute Sccenting Powers
- Distinct Ability of Baying (Unique Sound)
Hound
26
- Bred to Perform Jobs
- Quick to Learn
- Must be Properly Trained
Working
27
- Fiesty dogs whose size range from small to large
- Little Tolerance for Other Animals
- Bred to Hunt and Kill Vermin
Terrier
28
- Tough as Nails
- Popular with City Dwellers
- Not Easily Trained
Toy
29
- Diverse
- Sturdy with Different Personalities
Non-Sporting
30
- Created in 1983
- The Newest AKC Classification
- Ability to Contol Movement of Other Animals
- Intellegent
- Love Training Exercises
Herding
31
-Several hundred distinct breeds, not all recognized
Miscellaneous
32
Pointers
Retrievers
Setters
Spaniels
Sporting
33
Afghans
Beagles
Pharaoh Hounds
Daschunds
Hound
34
Doberman Pinscher
Siberian Husky
Great Dane
Working
35
Norfolk
Cairn
West Highland White Terrier
Grand Airedale Terrier
Terrier
36
Chihuahua
Pug
Pomeranian
Papillian
Shitzu
Toy
37
Chow Chow
Dalmation
French Bulldog
Keeshond
Poodle
Non-Sporting
38
Corgi
Australian Shepherd
Herding
39
American English Coonhound
Treeing Walker Coonhound
Miscellaneous
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