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I want to go to a Tokyo Cat Cafe!
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ill-fame asked: we have the same birthday :) and the kitten you're going to adopt is adorable ! best of luck with the little guy !
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Breeding Scottish Fold cats
An interesting factoid for Scottish Fold fans is that all foldies are born with straight, unfolded ears, but only those with the Fold gene will begin to show the fold usually within about 21 days.  The kittens that do not develop folded ears are known as Straights or in some cases Perks. If you’re looking to buy a kitty, it’s important to check that your kitty’s mum and dad were a mix of Fold ear...
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Click here to read an Ark in Space article about... →
Lots of good photos plus a summary of the history of these cats. For example it explains how the breed is not actually that old. “In 1961 a white barn cat (called Susie) who lived in Coupar Angus in Scotland, was born with folded ears, which gave her the now famous owl-like features. Out of her first litter, two had folded ears just like their mother.  A local farmer William Ross,  bought...
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“The Scottish Fold is a breed of cat with a natural dominant-gene mutation that...”
– Wikipedia
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