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a persian cat, I persume!”
Written (and translated) by Anne Marit Jerpstad for Katt Speilet, a Norwegian catclub magazine, published with pictures from Ayla and Yeri
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When
I tell that I have pedigree cats, I often get the question if it’s
Persian cats I have, and if there are lots of work with their fur. I’m
breeding Abyssinians, and the work with their fur, is not that worky.
Indeed, I have a Persian too, but he’s only for company. Popularity
Why
the Persian have lost their popularity, can be discussed:
There can be many causes for that the curve of popularity have fallen, and the question is if we have to do something to make the Persian more popular, or wait till it get it’s renaissance? A
“new” breed. Dollface
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The
future of the Persians Even though there are many years since the modern Persian squeezed
out the Doll face Persian from the shows, you can still find photos of the
Doll Faces in books, calendars and other printed materials. When ordinary
people hear the word Persian, they connect it with the Doll faced
Persian. Many
have a dream to have a Persian cat, but when they can’t find a cat
which looks like the one in the cat book, they will instead go for a
breed which looks like the one they are dreaming about.If the Doll Faced Persians are going to be an own accepted breed, the editors of the catbooks must take in photos of the modern Persian too in their books.
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©Cattery Yeri Shaes / www.worldofdani.com