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	Cats and Kittens Magazine
		The Cymric, which is rightly pronounced koom rik, is a longhaired, tailless version of the shorthaired, tailless Manx.
		The rumpy Cymric is characterized by the absence of tail vertebrae, and the ne minus ultra, the dimpled rumpy, has an indentation marking the spot where a tail ought to be.
		A rumpy Cymric with a coccyx, the hinge that attaches the tail to the spine, is known as a riser.
	www.petpublishing.com /catkit/breeds/cymric.shtml (1635 words)

	Description Of The Cymric Cat Breed
		According to some sources the Cymric is somewhat doglike in its habits; it will play "fetch," growl at an unidentified disturbance, and may follow its owner around.
		Breed Fact - The Cymric and its shorthaired cousin, the Manx, are among the oldest natural breeds of cats.
		The Manx was easily established due to the genetic nature of the tailless trait and centuries of inbreeding in an isolated island environment.
	www.bullwrinkle.com /Assets/cat_breeds/cymric-cat.htm (275 words)

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		Cymric is also the name of a longhaired, tailless cat that originated on the Isle of Man, a 221-square-mile, rough-cut gemstone of the British tourist industry set gracefully in the Irish Sea about 80 kilometers north of Wales.
		The Cymric is an engaging constellation of circles--from its rounded head that is slightly longer than it is broad to its rounded, tailless rump.
		The Cymric's longer coat, which gradually lengthens from shoulder to rump, may create the impression that the Cymric is longer than its shorthaired relative.
	www.netpets.com /cats/reference/archive/cymric.html (860 words)

	Choosing a Cymric (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The Cymric is a plush, huggable breed with a dense, semi-long coat.
		In 1994, the CFA accepted the Cymric as a division of the Manx breed, renaming the breed “Manx Longhair.” This was a boon to breeders since longhaired kittens born to Manx parents (possible when both parents carry the longhair gene) could be registered and shown in the longhair division.
		Cymric kittens that inherit two copies of the Manx gene, one from each parent, die before birth and are reabsorbed in the womb.
	www.petplace.com /cats/choosing-a-cymric/page1.aspx (1446 words)

	Cats and Dogs.us - ohToby.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The tailless Cymric, whose name is derived from the Gaelic word for Wales, is a longhaired version of the Manx.
		Some Cymric cats experience neurological disorders and defecation problems due to spinal defects associated with the gene for taillessness.
		The rabbitlike hop that is sometimes seen in Cymric cats is probably due to some degree of spinal deformity.
	www.cats-and-dogs.us /cats/cymric.htm (339 words)

	Unisus Manx Cattery -Home of international and regional winning manx cats.
		The overall impression of the Manx cat is that of roundness; round head with firm, round muzzle and prominent cheeks; broad chest; substantial short front legs; short back which arches from shoulders to a round rump; great depth of flank and rounded, muscular thighs.
		The Cymric has a round head with a firm muzzle and prominent cheeks, short front legs, height of hindquarters, great depth of flank, and a short back which forms a smooth continuous arch from the shoulders to the round rump.
		Cymric are slow in maturing and allowance should be made for young cats in judging depth of flank, etc.
	www.manxcatweb.com /standard.htm (544 words)

	Manx (cat) - Search Results - MSN Encarta (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Manx (cat), breed of shorthaired cat whose most distinctive features are a rabbitlike gait and the absence of a tail.
		Cymric, breed of tailless cat, the longhaired version of the Manx cat.
		- tailless cat: a shorthaired tailless domestic cat
	encarta.msn.com /Manx_(cat).html (116 words)

	Cymric Cat Breed Information from Consulting Health Group (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The "Manx gene" produces cats with tails of varying length, from the "longie" (normal tail) to the "stumpy" (short tail) to the "rumpy" (no tail).
		Although taillessness is a trait of the Manx, not all tailless cats are pedigreed Manx.
		In AACE, ACFA, and TICA, the Manx and the Cymric are recognized as separate breeds.
	cats.consultinghealth.com /breed_21_cymric.html (314 words)

	KittyCat's Cymric Cat Profile. Character and Care
		The new cats were bred together, and the new breed held true.
		The Cymric's predecessor, the Mans, is itself a genetic mutation first discovered on the Isle of Man, off the west coast of England.
		Some theories suggest that the Manx, and subsequently the Cymric, are actually the descendants of the Japanese Bobtail or a related breed that was somehow transported to this distant island half a world from its native land in the Far East.
	www.kittycat.co.za /Cymric_profile.asp (458 words)

	PETdirect.com.au\| Cat Articles
		Although lilies are flowers commonly used in floral arrangements, and cats often have access to them, most cat owners and florists, and indeed many veterinarians are unaware of lily intoxication as a potential cause of kidney (renal) failure in cats.
		When choosing a cat many people make their first decision on the appearance of the animal and it is often the pretty fluffy ones which have the most appeal.
		The Cymric cat whose name is derived from the Gaelic word for Wales, was previously known as the Long Haired Manx, and it shares with its cousin, the Manx, the unique feature of being a tail-less cat.
	www.petdirect.com.au /articles_cat.php?offset=10 (466 words)

	Cat Breeders with Kittens for Sale, Cats for Sale
		The cat is a strong, medium coated breed that appears silky smooth to the touch.
		This feline is a robust, sweet-tempered cat with broad shoulders and is known for its dense, water-repellent, woolly blue coat.
		Domestic cats carrying the brown recessive gene were bred to Siamese - and occasionally Russian Blues - to produce a chestnut brown cat the color of a fine Havana cigar.
	www.abcpets.com /catsnew.html (3668 words)

	Cymric Standard
		: The overall impression of the Cymric is that of roundness: round head with firm round muzzle, and prominent cheeks, broad chest, substantial short legs, short back which arches from the shoulders to a round rump, greater depth of flank, and rounded muscular thighs.
		The Cymric should be alert and clear of eye with a glistening, clean, well-groomed coat.
		The judge is unable to see the cat stand or walk on the stand or in the cage; rangy body; level back, short hindlegs, fine bone, bowed or cow-hocked [knock-kneed] hindlegs.
	www.acfacats.com /cymric_standard.htm (790 words)

	Cymric
		The standard is similar to that of the Manx - a tailless breed with a full chested short body, round head with prominent cheek bones, a strong chin with a squarish muzzle.
		The Cymric, like Manx are a natural breed, therefore, almost any colour with the exception of pointed is accepted.
		Cymrics are said to be almost dog-like in their personality; learning tricks, retrieving balls and are at home with everyone in the family.
	www.cca-afc.com /en/showcase/desc/cymric.html (207 words)

	Manx Cats Manx Breeder Manx Cymric Cat Pictures Manx Kitten Manx Kittens Sale
		Plain and simple, a Manx cat is a cat with ancestry from the Isle of Man, regardless of it's appearance or demeanor, tailed or not.
		Cats who are born without tails have a naturally-occurring genetic mutation which causes them to be born tailless or semi tailed.
		Manx cats have been born with tails for hundreds of years on the Isle of Man. No one went around docking their tails when they were born.
	www.karellomanx.com (1697 words)

	Cymric Cat (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Many colors and patterns are accepted, including tabby, solid, bicolor, shaded, tortoiseshell, and calico.
		Cymrics like to snooze in laps and high places.
		Children, dogs, and other cats are taken in stride.
	www.geocities.com /pndtpa/breeds/Cymric.htm (275 words)

	Cat Glossary
		Cymric Cat: A longhaired breed of cat medium length double coat that is dense, full and silky in texture.
		Pixie-Bob Cat: A hybrid offspring of a domestic cat and a bobcat, believed not to be the result of deliberate breeding but rather fathered by wild Bobcats.
		In cats, often caused by a vitamin E deficiency and causing a sensitivity to touch, fever and poor appetite.
	www.apluspetgoods.com /petsupplies/cat-glossary.php (6625 words)

	Cymric. Cymric, Cymric Cat Breed Description, Cymric Photographs.
		Cat Breeds - There are a variety of different cat breeds.
		The Cymric and its shorthaired cousin, the Manx, are among the oldest natural breeds of cats.
		The Cymric has a soft, semi-long outercoat that gradually lengthens from head to rump.It has a a thick undercoat and shiny, smooth top hairs.
	www.pusscats.com /Cymric.htm (510 words)

	Cymric Synopsis
		According to Marjan Swantek, author of The Manx Cat, published in 1987 by TFH Publications, the longhaired gene was probably introduced to the population by a Norwegian Forest Cat, brought to the island by King Mangus of Norway.
		The ideal cat is a dimple rumpy, in which there is a complete absence of a tail.
		Because of the dominant nature of the gene, if a Manx or Cymric were to mate with any other cat, it is possible for tailless kittens to result; however, these are not considered to be pure-breed.
	www.acfacats.com /cymric_synopsis.htm (641 words)

	CentralPets.com - Cymric Page (Printer Friendly Version)
		The Cymric, (pronounced "kumrik"), is an intelligent and affectionate cat.
		While the Manx is considered one of the oldest breeds of domestic cats, the Cymric was only recognized as a distinct breed within the last 50 years.
		The Cymric, also known as the Longhaired Manx, has a relaxed disposition, unlike some of the more hyper breeds of cats, this cat is very content to curl up on your lap and take a nice refreshing nap.
	centralpets.com /php/PrintFriendly.php?AnimalNumber=124 (586 words)

	Cymric
		The Cymric, without a tail, and its shorthaired cousin, the Manx, are among the oldest natural breeds of cats.
		Cymrics were first seen in litters from Manx cats in Canada in the l960's and are still seen only in shows in North America.
		Some Cymric cats have neurologic disorders and defecation problems due to spinal defects associated with the gene for taillessness.
	www.catsunited.com /html/cymric.html (361 words)

	Cymrie Cat
		The Cymric Cat is the long-haired version of the Manx Cat and, like the Manx, generally recognized as a tail-less cat.
		The Cymric cat is somewhat identical to the Manx cat with the exception of the coat.
		The Cymric cat is a good in-home cat with a personality similar to that of the Manx cat in that they are playful, intelligent, confident, docile, friendly and relaxed.
	www.assetsoflife.com /The-Cat-Place/Cymric_Cat.htm (296 words)

	Cyrmic Cat Breed Rescue - Cyrmic Cat Adoption
		Cat Purebred Rescue (CPR) is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, which was founded in 1994.
		CPR is a permanent committee of cat fanciers, affiliated with the "Responsible Cat Fanciers of the Northwest", who seek to improve the life conditions of pedigreed cats of all breeds recognized by the various registries.
		The CPR goal is to reduce the abandonment and surrender of pedigreed cats to shelters.
	purebredcatbreedrescue.org /cyrmic.htm (203 words)

	CYMRIC
		General: The overall impression of a Cymric is that of roundness; round head with firm, round muzzle and prominent cheeks; broad chest; substantial short legs; short back which arches from shoulders to a round rump; great depth of flank; and rounded, muscular thighs.
		Condition and Balance: The overall appearance should be that of a medium to large size, compact, muscular cat.
		Note: Cymric, like the Manx, are slow in maturing and allowance should be made for young cats in judging depth of flank, etc.
	www.aaceinc.org /pages/breeds/cym.htm (780 words)

	Cymric Cat (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The Cymric is a friendly cat that gets along well with people and also dogs.
		The Cymric is most noted for its lack of a tail.
		In effect, the Cymric is regarded as a longhaired version of the Manx.
	www.paralumun.com /catcymric.htm (59 words)

	Animal Help: Pet Breeds
		This type of cat is solidly built and quite chunky.
		The main difference from the Cymric and the British/American shorthair is that the Cymric is tailless, and the hind legs are longer than the front.
		The Cymric is a friendly, intelligent, quiet cat that is generally a good choice for a family pet.
	www.animalhelp.com /pets/breeds_cat2.cfm?breed=27 (138 words)

	Breeder Listings- Manx / Cymric
		The Manx cat is believed to have originated hundreds of years ago on the Isle of Man, off the coast of England.
		They will either be known as a “one person cat” or the “family cat.” However, once they bond with someone, it is difficult for many Manx to be happy in a different home.
		Miss Kitty Cat Scratcher -The Miss Kitty Cat Scratcher gives your kitty a "polite" place to indulge her natural scratching behaviors.
	www.catcraze.com /manx-cymric.htm (536 words)

	Cat Lovers Gifts_Merchandise for 40 Breeds! : CafePress.com
		These incredible cat eyes are attractive on any item, such as t-shirts, cups, clocks, journals, bags, caps and totes.
		Leopards are one of the four 'big cats' of the genus Panthera.
		Lions are large cats with short, tawny coats, white underparts, and long tails with a fl tuft at the end.
	www.cafepress.com /catmeowz (679 words)

	FG01 Feline Genetics Course Lab 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		One kind of hairlessness in cats is caused by a recessive allele, hr.
		Cats with normal hair are HrHr or Hrhr and hairless cats are hrhr.
		Cymric cats are essentially long-haired Manx cats, so have the dominant M allele for Manx tails and are recessive ll homozygotes for long hair.
	www.ansci.cornell.edu /cat/fg01/lab1.html (620 words)

	Cymric cats and kittens for sale at CatsForYou.com
		CatsForYou.com does not pre-screen the Cymric Cat breeders who advertise their kittens and cats for sale in the CatsForYou.com breeder directory and in the classified ads.
		You should ask the Cymric Cat breeders you talk with for references from past buyers and veterinarians.
		Cymric Cat breeders, you may place an ad for your Cymric Cat kittens and/or adult Cymric cats for sale on CatsForYou.com to find qualified buyers.
	www.catsforyou.com /catbreeds/Cymric.htm (223 words)

	The Cymric (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		I have bred and shown Manx cats for the past 11 years and this is the only book that I know of that is completely factual about the breed.
		The scientific detail he provides about the cat is amazing: he provides descriptions of the nervous system, digestive system, skeletal system, etc. He also writes about each breed of cat and habits specific to that breed.
		Whether you are a cat's companion or cats' judge, you will find photography that is unparalleled in its ability to capture the essence of each pedigreed breed.
	www.pgaa.com /feline/general/cymric.html (1190 words)

	Cymric
		The Cymric (pronounced kim' rik) is a naturally occurring long-haired Manx.
		Cats with stubby or even the occasional full tail are not elegible to be shown in championship classes.
		Cats with tails, however, can be and are used in breeding programs, by breeders who understand the genetic mechanism by which the different tails are produced.
	www.cathobbyist.com /articles/CatHobbyist/Breeds/Cymric.html (357 words)

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