About This Book
The work is a practical and anecdotal natural-history guide to the house cat, surveying anatomical features, variation among types, and the limits of breed distinctions compared with dogs. It examines coat colours and markings, offers theories on origin and domestication, and describes temperament, habits, and proper care. Chapters move between comparative anatomy, classification by colour and form, and plainspoken commentary on breeding, grooming, and pet-keeping, illustrated with observational detail and light speculative asides.
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