Pricked - The term used to describe a cat's ears when held high and alert.
Progeny - The offspring of a particular cat.
Pulse - The pulse of the cat at rest is about 100 beats per minute.
Pricked: Term describing ears which are held apart.
Primary Hairs: The outer coat of a cat, also known as guard hairs.
Pricked: describes ears held apart
Primary hairs: the same as guard hairs-the outer coat of a cat
Ia-Jz Terms ...
EARS - large, pricked, wide at the base, flared, with good width between and continuing the line of the wedge. N.B. In kittens, the ears may appear to be oversized and fall outside the line of the wedge. Allowance may be made for this.
wide at the cheekbone level slightly rounded in profile Chin well-developed wide chin Nose a gentle dip from the forehead to the broad, medium long straight nose, without a definite stop Ears Shape medium sized, wide at the base, slightly pricked ...
The ears are pricked and point forward. The tail swishes side to side sometimes. This last piece of behavior may be because the cat is hunting in an unnatural environment that is too open and which does not provide enough cover.
When she's alert, they're pricked forward, when she's nervous, they're twitched back and when she's frightened or angry, they're completely flat to her head.
Head has a straight profile and firm chin. Ears are large and pricked, wide at base, continuing the line of the wedge.
Expression should be one of alertness and intelligence.
CATZ Inc recognises this breed for full Championship Status.
Medium to large, broad at base. Widely spaced, well cupped and pricked. Thumbprint and ear tufts at tip of ears are not essential.
EYES
Large, almond in shape, set well apart, bright and expressive.Colour: Amber, green or yellow.
Physical Attributes: Medium in size; rectangular muzzle; head slightly longer than it is wide; large, erect ears, pricked slightly forward; long legs; short to medium-length coat.
All Scottish Fold kittens are born with straight ears. Only about 50% will go on to develop folded ears, the rest will retain their straight (or pricked) ears. It takes around three weeks before the ears will fold if they are going to.
The face retains the tabby markings of the 'M' on the forehead, however the rest of the cat should be free of tabby markings. The ears are large and pricked forwards and the expression is alert and curious.
The ears are relatively large, set well apart and pricked, broad and cupped at the base. Set as though listening. They are slightly rounded at the tips with a thumb mark; tufts at the tips are desirable. Neck slender.
The ears are large and pricked and set to follow the lines of the wedge. The eyes are oriental in shape and slant towards the nose. The legs are long and slim. The hind legs are higher than the fore legs. The paws are small and oval.
Their sparkling eyes, shaped like a peach pit with an almond top and rounded bottom, are set into a pleasant modified wedge with a blunt muzzle. The medium-sized ears are pricked slightly forward emphasizing the cat's alertness.
Ears: Large and round-tipped, with very little hair inside or out; wide set but not flaring; pricked slightly forward, lending the cat an aspect of alertness. Eyes: Aperture is neither round nor oriental, but oval shaped.
Its ears are large, rounded at the tips and pricked slightly forward, giving this cat an alert and inquisitive expression. The nose leather and paw pads of the Havana are brown with a distinctly rosy flush.
The ears are large, alert and moderately pointed, set well apart and pricked, broad and cupped at the base. The tail is thick at the base, fairly long and tapering.
 See also: Wedge, Taper, Fawn, Cinnamon, Cobby
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