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shorthair
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short·hair  (shôrthâr)
n.
Either of two breeds of shorthaired cats, characterized by a slender muscular body, large head, broad muzzle, and large round eyes.
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Some of these races you might consider Abyssinian cats, which look much like a Siamese, with the exception of coloring; Exotic Shorthairs, which have the appearance of royalty, with less fur, Maine Coon cats with their trademark or missing stubby tail; Bengals, who are in fact a hybrid between a Bengal cat and a domestic cat.
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Almost all of the 40 breeds recognized by The Cat Fanciers' Association were represented - a snub-nosed Persian peered out from her pink carrier with lace trim, while a team of British Shorthairs lounged in a cage adorned with several Union Jack flags.
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There will be many breeds of cats at the show, including ragdolls, Maine coons, Abyssinians, Siamese, American shorthairs, British shorthairs, Oriental shorthairs, Devon Rex, Cornish Rex , exotic shorthairs and longhair folds.
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