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The Debonair Tuxedo
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What comes to mind when you hear the terms, suave, classy, intelligent,
and out-spoken? No, no, not George Clooney; well OK, I’ll give you that
one. However those are also befitting terms that come to my mind when
talking about a Tuxedo Cat.
Tuxedo cats are special in their own right, though they are not a particular
breed, but rather have a specific coat pattern that resembles a tuxedo.
Perpetually dressed for a black tie affair, a true tuxedo is a bicolored feline
that is primarily black, with a definitive pattern of white fur which covers
the chin, chest, belly, and paws. The tuxedo coloring is found in almost all
breeds of cats including the American Shorthair, Turkish Van and the Manx.
While there is no sited research or study to indicate that these cats are
more intelligent than most cats, their owners will attest to the belief that
these cats are indeed more intelligent and more out-spoken than most cats
they have encountered. Research or no research, these beautifully
marked felines certainly have a cultured and debonair quality that makes
them truly special.
Purr Kitty & Bitty
Purr for Peace Tee
The Debonair Tuxedo
Share this article
What comes to mind when you hear the terms, suave, classy, intelligent,
and out-spoken? No, no, not George Clooney; well OK, I’ll give you that
one. However those are also befitting terms that come to my mind when
talking about a Tuxedo Cat.
Tuxedo cats are special in their own right, though they are not a particular
breed, but rather have a specific coat pattern that resembles a tuxedo.
Perpetually dressed for a black tie affair, a true tuxedo is a bicolored feline
that is primarily black, with a definitive pattern of white fur which covers
the chin, chest, belly, and paws. The tuxedo coloring is found in almost all
breeds of cats including the American Shorthair, Turkish Van and the Manx.
While there is no sited research or study to indicate that these cats are
more intelligent than most cats, their owners will attest to the belief that
these cats are indeed more intelligent and more out-spoken than most cats
they have encountered. Research or no research, these beautifully
marked felines certainly have a cultured and debonair quality that makes
them truly special.