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I added a couple of my Tonks, but they aren't the best shots to show body coloration and such. I hope others will feel free to add and/or edit the photos! My 3 are CFA registered, 2 of which are grand premiers in CFA. So they are good representations of the breed, at least in America. Tonks outside the US look a bit different.
The pile photo is a great one to show the classic Tonkpile though. The world over Tonks do this! These cats are always piled up with each other, especially in cooler weather.
Courtney