British shorthair
Britishnoun
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“That’s the magic of this home,” she said as her 2-year-old British shorthair cat, Zuse, curled up elegantly on a velvet chair she purchased at the Gramercy Park Hotel liquidation sale.
From Los Angeles Times
Pancake, a cream-colored British shorthair, is shy, determined, and—according to MeowTalk—a total love-bomber.
From Slate
"They are pedigree cats of the British Shorthair breed. You should be able to find a breeder and they are as delightful as kittens as you would imagine."
From BBC
So, in anticipation of a winter of discontent, a few weeks ago I picked up a 12-week-old British Shorthair.
From BBC
Pitoe, a 4-year-old British shorthair, was brought into the vet when she was a kitten to be euthanized because of her severe scoliosis.
From Fox News
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