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Cris Cho - 15 Aug 2004 11:01 GMT
Hi... many years ago a friend of mine (who I've now lost touch with) had a
neighbour who had a pair of cats: shorthairs, big black and white patches
(i.e. non-spotty or tabby-striped).  My memory is so-so on the tails; I'm
pretty sure they were non-fluffy, but I really don't recall if they were
normal length or short.  The most remarkable thing about these cats is that
they were *huge*.  We're talking head nearly knee height.  They were the
biggest cats I've ever seen.

After looking around a little on the web I haven't been able to find a
picture of anything like them.  Usually it's because the other breeds have
a fluffy tail.  

Can anyone determine if they any specific breed?  Or just accidental that
they were so big?  (Pardon my terminology as I am no expert on cats.)

Thanks from Cris
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Kalyahna - 16 Aug 2004 19:18 GMT
> Hi... many years ago a friend of mine (who I've now lost touch with) had a
> neighbour who had a pair of cats: shorthairs, big black and white patches
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> Thanks from Cris
> --

Most likely just moggies (cat-mutts). Our two biggest shelter cats ever were
from a cat house - perhaps a result of inbreeding.
Cris Cho - 18 Aug 2004 03:51 GMT
> "Cris Cho" <usenet_posting@c_sig.net> wrote in message
> news:Xns95461EA7A670B@199.184.165.239...

Can anyone determine if they any specific breed?  Or just accidental
>> that they were so big?  (Pardon my terminology as I am no expert on
>> cats.)
>
> Most likely just moggies (cat-mutts). Our two biggest shelter cats
> ever were from a cat house - perhaps a result of inbreeding.

Thanks for the information!
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