List of cat breeds

The following list of cat breeds includes only domestic cat breeds and domestic × wild hybrids. The list includes established breeds recognized by various cat registries, new and experimental breeds, distinct domestic populations not being actively developed, and lapsed breeds. As of 2016, the International Progressive Cat Breeders Alliance (IPCBA) recognizes 73 cat breeds while The International Cat Association (TICA) recognizes 58, the Cat Fanciers' Association (CFA) recognizes 44, and Fédération Internationale Féline (FIFe) recognizes 43.^[1]

Inconsistency in breed classification among registries means that an individual animal may be considered different breeds by different registries. For example, TICA's Himalayan is considered a colorpoint version of the Persian by CFA, while CFA's Javanese is considered a color variation of the Balinese by TICA.

The domestic short-haired and domestic long-haired cat types are not breeds but terms used (with various spellings) in the cat fancy to describe cats of a general type, by coat length, that do not belong to a particular breed.

Breeds

Breed	Country	Origin	Body type	Coat	Pattern
Abyssinian	Ethiopia	Natural/Standard		Short	Ticked
Aegean	Greece	Natural/Standard		Semi-long	Bi- or tri-colored
American Curl	United States	Mutation		Short/Long	All
American Bobtail	United States	Mutation		Short/Long	All
American Shorthair	United States	Natural		Short	All but colorpoint
American Wirehair	United States	Mutation		Rex	All but colorpoint
Arabian Mau	Arabian Peninsula	Natural		Short
Australian Mist	Australia	Crossbreed	Moderate	Short	Spotted and Classic tabby
Asian	developed in the United Kingdom (founding stock from Asia)			Short	Evenly solid
Asian Semi-longhair	United Kingdom	Crossbreed		Semi-long	Solid
Balinese	developed in the United States (founding stock from Thailand)	Crossbreed	Oriental	Long	Colorpoint
Bambino	United States	Crossbreed		Hairless/Furry down
Bengal	developed in the United States (founding stock from Asia)	Hybrid		Short	Spotted/Marbled
Birman	developed in France (founding stock from Burma)	Natural		Semi Long	Colourpoint
Bombay	developed in the United States (founding stock from Asia)	Crossbred	Moderate	Short	Solid
Brazilian Shorthair	Brazil	Natural		Short	All
British Semi-longhair	United Kingdom		Cobby	Medium	All
British Shorthair	United Kingdom	Natural	Cobby	Short	All
British Longhair	United Kingdom		Cobby	Long
Burmese	Burma and Thailand	Natural		Short	Solid
Burmilla	United Kingdom	Crossbreed		Short/Long
California Spangled	United States	Crossbreed		Short	Spotted
Chantilly-Tiffany	United States
Chartreux	France	Natural	Cobby	Short	Solid
Chausie	France	Hybrid		Short	Ticked
Cheetoh	United States	Hybrid Crossbreed		Short	Spotted
Colorpoint Shorthair				Short
Cornish Rex	United Kingdom (England)	Mutation		Rex	All
Cymric, or Manx Longhair	United Kingdom (Isle of Man)	Natural/Mutation		Long
Cyprus	Cyprus	Natural	Lean and muscular	All	All
Devon Rex	United Kingdom (England)	Mutation	Oriental	Rex	All
Donskoy, or Don Sphynx	Russia			Hairless
Dragon Li	China	Natural		Short	Striped tabby
Dwarf cat, or Dwelf		Crossbreed			Hairless
Egyptian Mau	Egypt	Natural		Short	Spotted
European Shorthair	Finland and Sweden	Natural		Short
Exotic Shorthair	United States	Crossbreed	Cobby	Short	All
Foldex (Official Breed - CCA/AFC) ^[2]	Canada	Crossbreed	Cobby	Short	All
German Rex	East Germany	Mutation		Rex
Havana Brown	United Kingdom			Short	Solid
Highlander	United States	Crossbreed	Moderate	Short/Long	All
Himalayan, or Colorpoint Persian	United States/United Kingdom	Crossbreed	Cobby	Long	Colorpoint
Japanese Bobtail	Japan	Natural	Moderate	Short/Long	All but colorpoint and ticked
Javanese	United States	Crossbreed	Oriental	Long/Short	Colorpoint
Kurilian Bobtail	Western Russia	Natural
Khao Manee	Thailand	Natural		Short	Solid
Korat	Thailand	Natural		Short	Solid
Korean Bobtail	Korea	Natural		Short/Long	Colorprint
Korn Ja	Thailand	Natural		Short/Hairless	Solid
Kurilian Bobtail, or Kuril Islands Bobtail	Eastern Russia, Japan	Natural	Semi-Cobby	Short/Long
LaPerm	United States	Mutation	Moderate	Rex	All
Lykoi	United States	Natural/Mutation		Partly Hairless	Ticked
Maine Coon	United States	Natural	Large	Long	All but colorpoint and ticked
Manx	United Kingdom (Isle of Man)	Natural/Mutation		Short/Long	All but colorpoint
Mekong Bobtail	Russia	Natural/Mutation		Short	Colorpoint
Minskin	United States	Crossbreed	Semi-Cobby	Short/Hairless	All
Munchkin	United States	Mutation
Nebelung	United States			Semi-long	Solid
Napoleon				Long/short	Varied
Norwegian Forest cat	Norway	Natural		Long	All but colorpoint
Ocicat	United States	Crossbreed		Short	Spotted
Ojos Azules	United States
Oregon Rex	United States	Mutation		Rex
Oriental Bicolor			Oriental		Bicolor
Oriental Shorthair			Oriental	Short	All but colorpoint
Oriental Longhair			Oriental	Semi-long
PerFold (Experimental Breed - WCF)	Europe	Crossbreed	Cobby	Long	All
Persian (Modern Persian Cat)	Iran (Persia)	Crossbreed	Cobby	Long	All
Persian (Traditional Persian Cat)	Greater Iran	Natural	Cobby	Long	All
Peterbald	Russia	Crossbreed	Stocky	Hairless	All
Pixie-bob	United States	Natural		Short	Spotted
Raas	Indonesia	Natural		Short
Ragamuffin	United States	Crossbreed	Cobby	Long	All
Ragdoll	United States	Crossbreed	Cobby	Long	Colorpoint/Mitted/Bicolor
Russian Blue	Russia	Natural		Short	Solid
Russian White, Black and Tabby	Australia	Crossbreed		Short
Sam Sawet	Thailand	Natural		Short	Solid
Savannah	United States	Hybrid		Short	Spotted
Scottish Fold	United Kingdom (Scotland)	Natural/Mutation	Cobby	Short/Long	All
Selkirk Rex	United States	Mutation/Cross		Rex (Short/Long)	All
Serengeti	United States	Hybrid Crossbreed		Short	Spotted
Serrade petit	France	Natural		Short
Siamese	Thailand	Natural	Oriental	Short	Colorpoint
Siberian	Russia	Natural	Semi-Cobby	Semi-long	All
Singapura	Singapore	Natural		Short	Ticked
Snowshoe	United States	Crossbreed		Short	Colorpoint
Sokoke	Kenya	Natural		Short	Classic tabby with ticking
Somali	Somalia	Mutation		Long	Ticked
Sphynx	Canada	Mutation	Stocky	Hairless	All
Suphalak	Thailand	Natural		Short	Solid
Thai	Thailand	Natural		Short	Colorpoint
Thai Lilac	Thailand	Natural		Short	Solid
Tonkinese	Canada	Crossbreed		Short	Colorpoint/Mink/Solid
Toyger	United States	Crossbreed	Moderate	Short	Mackerel
Turkish Angora	Turkey	Natural		Semi-long	All but colorpoint
Turkish Van	developed in the United Kingdom (founding stock from Turkey)	Natural		Semi-long	Van
Ukrainian Levkoy	Ukraine			Hairless
York Chocolate	United States (New York)	Natural		Long	Solid

Notes and references

References

↑ "Popular Cat Breeds". Retrieved 14 September 2015.
↑ "The Foldex". showcatsonline.com. Retrieved 2015-06-06.

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