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82. BENGAL http://www.aaceinc.org/breeds/ben.htm

Bengal Head 15 Pts Ears 8 Pts Eyes 5 Pts Body 20 Pts Tail 5 Pts 5 Pts Coat 7 Pts Color/Clarity 15 Pts Pattern 15 Pts Condition/Balance 5 Pts General: The Bengal Cat is a hybrid breed of cat that was created to resemble and preserve the Exotic look of some of the cats found in the wild (Asian Leopard cat, Snow Leopard, and the Marble cat). While maintaining the loving, dependable temperament of the domestic cat. Keeping this goal in mind, judges shall give special merit to those characteristics in the appearance of the Bengal, which are distinct from those found in other domestic cat breeds. Head: The shape should be a modified wedge with rounded contours and should be slightly longer than it is wide. It should be slightly small in proportion to body, but not to be taken to extreme. Allowance should be made for jowls in adult males. The profile shows a gentle rising from the forehead to the bridge. The bridge of the nose extends above the eyes and is slightly rounded. The bridge of the nose does not curve inward; there is no stop or break The nose is large and wide with a slightly puffed nose leather The muzzle should be full and broad, with large, prominent whisker pads and high, pronounced cheekbones.

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84. RAGDOLL Provides breed standards for Ragdoll cats. http://www.aaceinc.org/breeds/rag.htm

Ragdoll Head 20 Pts Ears 5 Pts Eyes 5 Pts Body 20 Pts 5 Pts Tail 5 Pts Coat 10 Pts 20 Pts Condition 10 Pts General: Large, heavy boned semi-longhaired cat. Full maturity of color is not achieved until 2 years and full weight and size may not be reached until 4 years. The over all impression is of flowing movement and subdued power. Females may be appreciably smaller than males. Head: The head is a medium sized, broad modified wedge, with the appearance of a flat plane between the ears. Muzzle is round, medium in length, with well-developed chin. Nose to have a slight dip between eyes, neck is short, heavy and strong. Ears: The ears are a continuation of the wedge. They are broad at the base, rounded at the tip and have moderate furnishings. The ears are medium in size with a slight forward tilt. Eyes: Blue, large and oval. Outer aperture to fall in line with base of ear. Not oriental. Body: Long with full chest, equally massive across shoulders and hindquarters, muscular and heavier in hind quarters, tendency for "fatty pad" on lower abdomen (Greater Omentum). Legs and Feet: Medium long, heavy, back legs higher than front.

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86. CFA Breed Standard: Balinese CFA Balinese breed standards. http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/standards/balinese.html

CFA Breed Standards Abyssinian American Bobtail American Curl American Shorthair ... American Wirehair Balinese Birman Bombay British Shorthair Burmese ... Turkish Van Related Links What is a Breed Standard? What is Condition? An Important Note on Feline Structure Feline Structure: Recognizing Normal and Abnormal ... Identifying the Parts of a Cat CFA Breed Profiles Abyssinian American Bobtail American Curl American Shorthair ... Turkish Van Breed Standard: Balinese Updated: November 29 2002 A black line denotes an updated section. POINT SCORE HEAD (20) Long flat profile ..................... 6 Wedge, fine muzzle, size .............. 5 Ears .................................. 4 Chin .................................. 3 Width between eyes ................... 2 EYES (5) Shape, size, slant, and placement ..... 5 BODY (30) Structure and size, including neck .... 12 Muscle tone ........................... 10 Legs and Feet ......................... 5 Tail .................................. 3 COAT (20) Length ................................ 10 Texture ............................... 10 COLOR (25) Body color ............................ 10 Point color (matching points of dense . 10 color, proper foot pads and nose leather) Eye color ............................. 5 GENERAL: the ideal Balinese is a svelte cat with long tapering lines, very lithe but strong and muscular. Excellent physical condition. Neither flabby nor bony. Not fat. Eyes clear. Because of the longer coat the Balinese appears to have softer lines and less extreme type than other breeds of cats with similar type.

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88. CFA Breed Standard: Maine Coon Breed standard description for the Cat Fanciers' Association. http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/standards/maine.html

CFA Breed Standards Abyssinian American Bobtail American Curl American Shorthair ... LaPerm Maine Coon Manx Norwegian Forest Cat Ocicat Oriental ... Turkish Van Related Links What is a Breed Standard? What is Condition? An Important Note on Feline Structure Feline Structure: Recognizing Normal and Abnormal ... Identifying the Parts of a Cat CFA Breed Profiles Abyssinian American Bobtail American Curl American Shorthair ... Turkish Van Breed Standard: Maine Coon Updated: Wednesday, February 20, 2002 A black line denotes an updated section. POINT SCORE HEAD (30) Shape .......... 15 Ears ........... 10 Eyes ........... 5 BODY (30) Shape .......... 15 Neck ........... 5 Legs and Feet .. 5 Tail ........... 5 COAT ................ 20 COLOR (15) Body color ..... 10 Eye color ...... 5 BALANCE ......... 5 GENERAL: originally a working cat, the Maine Coon is solid, rugged, and can endure a harsh climate. A distinctive characteristic is its smooth, shaggy coat. A well proportioned and balanced appearance with no part of the cat being exaggerated. Quality should never be sacrificed for size. With an essentially amiable disposition, it has adapted to varied environments. HEAD SHAPE: medium in width and slightly longer in length than width with a squareness to the muzzle. Allowance should be made for broadening in older studs. Cheekbones high.

89. WSSN --- World Standards Services Network World standards Services Network (WSSN), is a network of publicly accessibleWorld Wide Web servers of standards organizations around the world. http://www.wssn.net/WSSN/

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90. CFA Breed Standard: Russian Blue US http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/standards/russian.html

CFA Breed Standards Abyssinian American Bobtail American Curl American Shorthair ... Ragdoll Russian Blue Scottish Fold Selkirk Rex Siamese Siberian ... Turkish Van Related Links What is a Breed Standard? What is Condition? An Important Note on Feline Structure Feline Structure: Recognizing Normal and Abnormal ... Identifying the Parts of a Cat CFA Breed Profiles Abyssinian American Bobtail American Curl American Shorthair ... Turkish Van Breed Standard: Russian Blue Updated: Wednesday, February 20, 2002 A black line denotes an updated section. POINT SCORE HEAD and NECK ............... 20 BODY TYPE .................. 20 EYE SHAPE .................. 5 EARS ........................ 5 COAT ........................ 20 COLOR ....................... 20 EYE COLOR ................... 10 GENERAL: the good show specimen has good physical condition, is firm in muscle tone, and alert. HEAD: smooth, medium wedge, neither long and tapering nor short and massive. Muzzle is blunt, and part of the total wedge, without exaggerated pinch or whisker break. Top of skull long and flat in profile, gently descending to slightly above the eyes, and continuing at a slight downward angle in a straight line to the tip of the nose. No nose break or stop. Length of top-head should be greater than length of nose. The face is broad across the eyes due to wide eye-set and thick fur. MUZZLE: smooth, flowing wedge without prominent whisker pads or whisker pinches.

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92. DMTF - WBEM, Web-Based Enterprise Management, Web Management, Xml Management Sta This is the main entry point for information about WBEM at the site of DMTF, the standardsorganization behind WBEM. Provides pointers to information about the standards involved and other important information. http://www.dmtf.org/standards/standard_wbem.php

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94. CFA Breed Standard: Bombay Features the qualities and characteristics of this cat type. http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/standards/bombay.html

CFA Breed Standards Abyssinian American Bobtail American Curl American Shorthair ... Birman Bombay British Shorthair Burmese Chartreux Colorpoint Shorthair ... Turkish Van Related Links What is a Breed Standard? What is Condition? An Important Note on Feline Structure Feline Structure: Recognizing Normal and Abnormal ... Identifying the Parts of a Cat CFA Breed Profiles Abyssinian American Bobtail American Curl American Shorthair ... Turkish Van Breed Standard: Bombay Updated: Wednesday, February 20, 2002 A black line denotes an updated section. POINT SCORE HEAD AND EARS (25) Roundness of head ............. 7 Full face and proper profile .. 7 Ears .......................... 7 Chin .......................... 4 EYES (5) Placement and shape ........... 5 BODY (20) Body .......................... 15 Tail .......................... 5 COAT (20) Shortness ..................... 10 Texture ....................... 5 Close lying ................... 5 COLOR (30) Body color .................... 20 Eye color ..................... 10 GENERAL: the Bombay was originated as a hybrid between the Burmese and the American Shorthair. With its jet black, gleaming coat, gold to copper eyes, solid body and sweet facial expression, the ideal Bombay has an unmistakable look of its own. It is not a natural breed but a genetic hybrid, with distinctive features that separate it from its foundation (parent) breeds. The Bombay is a medium-size cat, well-balanced, friendly, alert, and outgoing; muscular and having a surprising weight for its size. The body and tail should be of medium length, the head rounded with medium-sized, wide-set ears, a moderate nose OstopO which is visible (not a break), large rounded wide-set eyes, and an overall look of excellent proportions and carriage.

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96. CFA Breed Standard: Manx Features the qualities and characteristics of this cat type. http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/standards/manx.html

CFA Breed Standards Abyssinian American Bobtail American Curl American Shorthair ... Maine Coon Manx Norwegian Forest Cat Ocicat Oriental Persian ... Turkish Van Related Links What is a Breed Standard? What is Condition? An Important Note on Feline Structure Feline Structure: Recognizing Normal and Abnormal ... Identifying the Parts of a Cat CFA Breed Profiles Abyssinian American Bobtail American Curl American Shorthair ... Turkish Van Breed Standard: Manx Updated: Wednesday, February 20, 2002 A black line denotes an updated section. POINT SCORE HEAD and EARS....... 25 EYES ............... 5 BODY ............... 25 TAILLESSNESS ....... 5 LEGS and FEET ...... 15 COAT Length ........ 10 Texture ....... 10 COLOR and MARKINGS .. 5 GENERAL: 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 Manx should be alert, clear of eye, with a glistening, clean, well-groomed coat. They should be surprisingly heavy when lifted. Manx may be slow to mature and allowance should be made in young cats. round head with prominent cheeks and a jowly appearance (more evident in adult males) that enhances the round appearance of the breed. In profile, head is medium in length with a gentle dip from forehead to nose. Well developed muzzle, very slightly longer than it is broad, with a strong chin. Definite whisker break with large, round whisker pads. Short, thick neck. Ears wide at the base, tapering gradually to a rounded tip. Medium in size in proportion to the head, widely spaced and set slightly outward. When viewed from behind, the ear set resembles the rocker on a cradle. The furnishings of the ears are sparse in Shorthair Manx and full furnishings for Longhair Manx.

97. CFA Breed Standard: British Shorthair Features the qualities and characteristics of this cat type. http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/standards/british.html

CFA Breed Standards Abyssinian American Bobtail American Curl American Shorthair ... Bombay British Shorthair Burmese Chartreux Colorpoint Shorthair Cornish Rex ... Turkish Van Related Links What is a Breed Standard? What is Condition? An Important Note on Feline Structure Feline Structure: Recognizing Normal and Abnormal ... Identifying the Parts of a Cat CFA Breed Profiles Abyssinian American Bobtail American Curl American Shorthair ... Turkish Van Breed Standard: British Shorthair Updated: Wednesday, February 20, 2002 A black line denotes an updated section. POINT SCORE HEAD (25) Muzzle and Chin .............. 5 Skull ........................ 5 Ears ......................... 5 Neck ......................... 5 Eye shape .................... 5 BODY (35) Torso ........................ 20 Legs and Paws ................ 10 Tail ......................... 5 COAT (20) Texture, length, and density . 20 COLOR (20) Eye color .................... 5 Coat color ................... 15 GENERAL: the British Shorthair is compact, well-balanced and powerful, showing good depth of body, a full broad chest, short to medium strong legs, rounded paws, tail thick at base with a rounded tip. The head is round with good width between the ears, round cheeks, firm chin, medium ears, large round and well-opened eyes, and a medium broad nose. The coat is short and very dense. Females are less massive in all respects with males having larger jowls. This breed is slow to mature.

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99. CFA Breed Standard: Sphynx Features the qualities and characteristics of this cat type. http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/standards/sphynx.html

CFA Breed Standards Abyssinian American Bobtail American Curl American Shorthair ... Somali Sphynx Tonkinese Turkish Angora Turkish Van Related Links What is a Breed Standard? What is Condition? An Important Note on Feline Structure Feline Structure: Recognizing Normal and Abnormal ... Identifying the Parts of a Cat CFA Breed Profiles Abyssinian American Bobtail American Curl American Shorthair ... Turkish Van Breed Standard: Sphynx Updated: A black line denotes an updated section. POINT SCORE HEAD (35) Size/Shape .............. 5 Ears .................... 10 Muzzle/Chin ............. 5 Profile ................. 5 Cheekbones .............. 5 Eyes .................... 5 BODY (35) Neck .................... 5 Chest ................... 10 Abdomen and Rump ........ 10 Legs and Feet ........... 5 Tail .................... 5 COAT/SKIN ....................... 30 GENERAL: the most distinctive feature of this cat is its appearance of hairlessness. The Sphynx is of medium size and body conformation with substantial weight for its size. Females are generally smaller than males. The head shape is a modified wedge, with prominent cheekbones and whisker pads giving a squared appearance to the muzzle. The body is warm and soft to the touch, with a skin texture akin to either a soft peach or a smooth nectarine. The Sphynx is sweet-tempered, lively, intelligent, and amenable to handling. HEAD: the head is slightly longer than it is wide, with prominent cheekbones and a distinctive whisker break. The skull is slightly rounded with a flat plane in front of the ears. The nose is straight and there is a slight to moderate palpable stop at the bridge of the nose.

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