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Developed in the early '60's in the United States to resemble the wild endangered species, they were the result of breeding an Abyssinian/Siamese cross back to a Siamese.
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NZCFA - New Zealand Cat Fancier's Association.
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Obligate Carrier - A cat (organism) that must carry a recessive mutant gene based on analysis of the pedigree.
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Cameo Persians were developed in the United States, New Zealand and Australia in the 1950s and 1960s. The first reported Cameo Persian in Europe was bred shortly thereafter in 1962, in Holland.
At the same time, and unbeknownst to Mague, breeders in Canada, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand had been working with the longhair Abyssinian for several years, so when she put out a call for more of the same to breed with her own line, ...
Perna Mussels: Perna canaliculus, or green-lipped mussel, is an edible shellfish found off the shores of New Zealand. The soft tissue is separated from the shell, washed several times, frozen, and freeze-dried.
The Antipodean cat (previously called New Zealand Shorthair) is the "New Zealand" or "Australian" Shorthair/Longhair Domestic Cat descended from early European settlers' cats.
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In 1980, Mary Robinson, of Marya Cattery fell in love with pictures of a New Zealand cat named Annelida Seagull. Subsequently she tracked down their breeder and imported three from New Zealand to Canada.
There are no records of the Abyssinian breed in Australia until 1959, when two were imported from New Zealand and one from the UK. The Abyssinian Cat Club of Australasia began in 1966 and is still active today.
Australia has managed to escape some of the diseases that have ravaged hives in New Zealand and other countries. The varroa mite has caused a worldwide decline of hives of 25%.
Today the Russian White is fully recognised in Australia, New Zealand and South Africa and exists in various stages of recognition in the UK, Europe and the USA. For the standard used in Australia visit the Australian Cat Federation website.
Ruddy, red (also called sorrel), blue, and fawn. In England, Australia, and New Zealand, a fifth color, silver, has been accepted.
White anywhere other than nostril, chin, and upper throat; abnormal tail; dark unbroken necklace; gray undercoat.
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Even today, most of these fine "Brits" are imported to the United States from England, Ireland, New Zealand and Australia
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Although blue is the only color accepted by the North American registries, in Australia, New Zealand, and England, other colors are recognized.
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This standard applies to AUSTRALIAN BOMBAY (Bombays bred in Australia and New Zealand)
and BOMBAY (Bombays bred in the USA or from lines imported from USA).
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While the breed is rare in the USA it has been used with great success in LaPerm breeding programmes in other countries, especially New Zealand.
Soon afterward, the breed was recognized by the New Zealand Cat Fancy and the World Cat Federation. The breed has not been spread to other countries, though spayed or neutered cats have been shipped to the United States.
Known as Oriental Shorthairs in Canada and the United States, they are called simply Oriental or Foreign in other countries, notably in Australia, Britain, New Zealand, and South Africa.
Around 1980 it was recognized for championship competition by CFA stimulating much needed interest in the breed. Recognized world-wide, many fine "Brits" are still imported today from England, Ireland, New Zealand and Australia to help widen the ...
where declawing is either illegal or is not routinely performed unless under extreme circumstances are Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Northern Ireland, Netherlands, New Zealand, ...
These were closely followed by numerous imports from England and New Zealand. By this time shows were well established in Queensland, South Australia and Western Australia and later Tasmania.
In the 1980s the British Shorthair was recognized for championship competition by the CFA. Many of these cats are being imported today from. New Zealand. Australia.
kittens: Roverdale Purrkins, registered as an Abyssinian, and a black unregistered male. Robertson used Purrkins to start her Roverdale cattery. Her cats and other Abyssinians of British origin were exported to Europe, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, ...
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