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"Statue, Cat-tue:
Cornish Rex cats resemble ancient Egyptian cat statues. These exotic beauties, however, are not from Egypt.
They originated in Cornwall, England around 1950, first appearing in a litter of barn cats.",
"Silky Smooth:
The ideal Cornish Rex coat falls in waves, is short, and is incredibly soft to the touch.
Their coat has been likened to rabbit fur or even silk. No other cat breed has such a silky smooth coat.",
"Egg Head:
Cornish Rex cats have large ears and a comparatively small egg-shaped head.
They have a high-bridged Roman nose, high cheekbones, hollow cheeks, and a strong chin.",
"Feline Olympians:
Cornish Rexes are muscular and athletic cats; their long legs allow them to make fast starts and stops, quick turns and high jumps.",
"Family Cat:
Despite its cool and dignified appearance, the Cornish Rex is a playful cat who likes to fully participate in family life; they will play like kittens even in old age.",
"Cornish Rex Dog?
Like dogs, the Cornish Rex likes to play fetch. They will even use their paw to pick up a small object and throw it, similar to tossing a discus.",
"Cat Pattern Baldness:
The Cornish Rex is prone to hereditary baldness and hind-leg lameness (as a result of their body shape).",
"Winter Dwelling
The Cornish Rex is known for its fine silky coat. Certainly, it is beautiful, but does pose some practical problems.
The coat is so fine that these cats do not do well outdoors - its too cold. Even indoors, they tend to hang around light bulbs and computer monitors.",
"Curiosity killed the...
They are highly intelligent and quite dignified, but also playful and curious animals. The Cornish Rex loves to explore and will examine common household items, like the refrigerator, scrupulously.",
"First Born...
The first acknowledges Cornish Rex, named Kallibunker, was born in a barn in the English town of Cornwall in 1950.
Seven years later, one of Killibunker's descendants, LaMorna Cove, was brought to the US, and helped establish the Cornish Rex line in the US."];