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  • Wee beastie found in garden – identification ?
  • cranberry
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    This is often in the garden:

    – that’s a 30cm ruler for scale 😯

    We had been told that there was more than a splash of Maine Coon in his gene pool, but have recently been told by the woman at the cattery, that he didn’t have a 2 layer coat, or the pointed face that would signify this.

    Do we have to accept that he is simply some sort of moggie/shire horse hybrid, or do you have some other idea of what he might be ?

    thepurist
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    It’s a cat. HTH.

    molgrips
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    Google Turkish Van.

    Our cat was that big and looked similar, but not that fat 🙂

    toppers3933
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    can confirm, defo a cat.

    RustySpanner
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    It’s a dwarf in a cat costume, obviously.

    Could be the Social, Drug Squad or a PI.
    Tell it you’re taking it to the vets for ‘a little operation’.
    If it runs away on it’s back legs, screaming, you’ll know the truth.

    chunkypaul
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    future set of slippers for the wife?

    Shibboleth
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    I see a target.

    surroundedbyhills
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    It appears to be a Five legged cat IIRC.

    sputnik
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    Turkish Van X something else is a good guess

    Our wee beastie – his mother was the smallest little Persian and daddy unknown ( suspect it could have been a Turkish Van )

    PJM1974
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    I had one that size – turned out that it was just a standard sized cat with a lot of fluff, therefore making it look much larger.

    For a definitive answer, simply take the cat and dunk in the bath for a while. It should shrink a fair bit when wet. You may need protective leather gauntlets and a full face helmet for this task.

    Having said that, it is a flippin’ long cat.

    piedidiformaggio
    Free Member

    It’s a ruler

    mt
    Free Member

    No it’s not its a scale rule.

    fasthaggis
    Full Member

    Cats rule!

    (why is it having such a small head thoughbut ?)

    RustySpanner
    Full Member

    sputnik – Member

    Turkish Van X something else is a good guess

    Our wee beastie – his mother was the smallest little Persian and daddy unknown ( suspect it could have been a Turkish Van )

    That’s not a real cat either – it’s completely ignoring that mouse under it’s nose.

    cloudnine
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    Smear it with sudocream

    Shibboleth
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    (why is it having such a small head thoughbut ?)

    I believe it’s to give it a sporting chance.

    noteeth
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    surroundedbyhills
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    cranberry
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    Sputnik – your cat, especially the fur, is the closest thing that I have seen to our dear little Basil, so something like a Persian/Turkish van type cross thingie it may well be.

    verses
    Full Member

    cloudnine – Member

    Smear it with sudocream
    😀

    I may have to reread that thread

    mudshark
    Free Member

    Kill it dead

    mrlebowski
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    Carpet could do with a clean..

    molgrips
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    Turkish Vans are apparently very rare and expensive. But there are quite a few cats that look just like them it seems.

    My old one whom I miss, and now belongs to flippinheckler:

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    schrickvr6
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    The smaller of my Maine Coons when he was a year old, I just measured the rug at 70cm for reference.

    And with big fat head, not all of them have a pointy face….

    godzilla
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    Lol at noteeth’s cat in Jabba’s lair.

    slackalice
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    If the domestic cat was bigger, they would eat us.

    cranberry
    Free Member

    schrickvr6:

    have you considered that what you have there
    might well be a very cunning hare ?

    Drac
    Full Member

    I think schrickvr6 has something from Jabba’s Place too.

    chilled76
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    Your lawn needs some tlc, it’s looking like a desert.

    samuri
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    They’re just cats aren’t they? You can claim they’re breeds but ultimately, they all look the same.

    tortoisenothair
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    rossi46
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    Don’t get it wet.

    Don’t feed it after midnight.

    garage-dweller
    Full Member

    Did you know cat is an acronym.

    Craps in Adjacent Territory

    So is dog

    Dumps in Own Garden

    Whathaveisaidnow
    Free Member

    its just a Water Kelpie…

    neilthewheel
    Full Member

    Here’s our big boy. The words “Norwegian Forest Cat” have been used to describe him but I don’t know for sure.

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