Sokoke
Introduction
Is the Sokoke the rarest of all domestic cat breeds? Is this breed the missing link in the evolution of the classic tabby pattern in cats? No, I am speculating wildly it seems.
Sokoke
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Sokoke
Alternative/Formal Name
Sokoke Forest Cat Khadzonzos
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Description
The Sokoke is breed originating from Kenya, Africa. The Giriama tribal name for the Sokoke is Kadzonzo, which means "looks like tree bark" in Swahili.
Sokoke Breed Information
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The Sokoke Forest Cat has a wild look. A medium-sized cat, its body is graceful and slim but muscular. The rear legs are higher than the forelegs and its tail is pointed and tapered.
From the trees of Kenya Khadzonzos have long inhabited the forests of Kenya's Sokoke district. Spending their time in trees, they are voracious insect hunters.
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General Description
The Sokoke is a lean, medium sized, ticked modified classic tabby, ...
The Sokoke is a breed of cat. The original name of the breed was Khadzonzos. The Khadzonzos cats were discovered in the Sokoke-Arabuke forest, on the Kenyan coast, by Jeni Slater in 1978.
Sokoke
The Sokoke originated from the Sokoke Forest in Kenya and is a wild breed. A medium sized cat that is well muscled and affectionate. Their coat is very short and glossy and they come in tabby only with amber to green eyes.
Sokoke
The Sokoke is a shorthair cat descended from feral cats found on a farm in Kenya. They have a very unusual and attractive blotched tabby pattern and look a bit like an ocelot.
Sokoke Tabby
Modified Classic tabby pattern with agouti (background colour) hairs appearing in the solid areas of the coat giving a slightly clouded/marbled effect. Specific to the naturally occurring Sokoke breed from Kenya.
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 See also: Forest Cat, Hybrid, Bobtail, Chartreux, Japanese Bobtail
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