General breed standards for short haired cats
Body Type
The body should range in size from medium to large. The legs should be of medium length and the chest broad and strong. The body should be strong, well proportioned, and neat in appearance.
Head, Cheeks, and Jaws
The head should be broad and the cheeks rounded. The jaws should be well developed, and the chin should form a perpendicular line with the upper lip.
Eyes, Ears, and Nose
The eyes should be large and round, set far apart. The ears should be medium in size, with rounded tips and not too bread at the base. The nose should be broad and short .The muzzle should appear square rather than snubbed.
Tail
The tail should be in good proportion to the body. It should be slightly thick at the base, tapering to an abrupt
Legs and Paws
The legs should appear substantial but not especially thick. They should be of equal length and in pleasing proportion to the body. The paws should be neat, round, and firm.
Coat
The coat should be short and dense and have an even texture to give a neat appearance. The fur should be fine but not woolly.
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